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With so many products available, and the requirements of projects more demanding than ever, selecting the perfect products for your flooring installation can be an intimidating prospect. Here, UltraFloor presents their subfloor preparation solutions.


UltraFloor, part of the multi award-winning Instarmac Group plc, have been providing contractors with trusted and proven subfloor preparation materials, suitable for all types of commercial and domestic flooring applications for over 15 years.


In the last six months, UltraFloor have enhanced their already extensive portfolio to include Level IT Pro30 – a premium ‘one product does all’ solution.


Level IT Pro30 is a high performance, high tolerance, free-flowing, rapid setting and drying two-part smoothing underlayment, which can be used over most common subfloors, including old adhesive residues, without the need for priming.


This superb and versatile product has extra tolerance for on-site imperfections, which reduces the need for intensive subfloor preparation and is ideal for prepping awkward subfloors for luxury finishes in record time.


Thanks to the rapid setting properties of this fantastic product, Level IT Pro30 is ready to receive foot traffic in 30 minutes and floorcoverings in just 90 minutes. With less time spent on prep and less time to set, Level IT Pro30 will save you more time twice over, leaving the client happy and increasing your productivity.


Level IT Pro30 has been named by its vast user network, as the ‘game changer’ and it’s easy to see why. Level IT Pro30 has revolutionised traditional subfloor preparation time by combining ease of use with reliable speed.


UltraFloor are passionate about innovation and driving change in the flooring industry. This is why they constantly assess the performance of their materials to look for further improvements. With this in mind, UltraFloor recently announced that the much-loved Level IT Renovate, is now approved for use externally and as a final surface finish.


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Developed for the renovation of existing floors, Level IT Renovate is fibre reinforced for added strength and to minimise the risk of hairline cracks – reducing a common cause of costly failures.


Suitable for deep applications from 3-40mm, Level IT Renovate is multi-purpose for extensive use and boasts excellent flow properties, making this flexible and versatile floor leveller ideal for a wide range of flooring substrates.


Over the last two years, UltraFloor have strengthened their relationships with screeders and worked alongside them to develop Screed IT UltraCem – the cost-effective alternative to sand and cement.


If you need to build a screed from scratch, there really is only one option. Screed IT UltraCem is a fibre modified cement binder that is fast drying, allowing you to install floorcoverings from just 24 hours. Approved for use with 0/4mm aggregate, Screed IT UltraCem has been tailored to meet the needs of the UK market.


Build your screed with speed with Screed IT UltraCem.


The entire UltraFloor range have had their performance capabilities tested at Instarmac’s state-of-the-art laboratory – giving you peace of mind that UltraFloor materials are designed to last.


There are many reasons why UltraFloor is a top choice for flooring contractors. All of their products are widely available through their network of distributors, their team of dedicated Area Sales Managers are on hand to help with specification and product selection, and their in-house technical experts are there to support you at every stage of your installation.


www.ultra-floor.co.uk.


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