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Bostik Screedmaster Flex by Bostik


ABOUT THIS PRODUCT...


Bostik Screedmaster Flex is a flexible floor levelling compound reinforced with fibre.


It’s suitable for smoothing and levelling sound, strong substrates where vibration and minimal thermal movement can be problematic.


Bostik Screedmaster Flex can be laid over most common substrates including concrete, sand/cement screeds, stone, anhydrite screeds, rigid metal, terrazzo and quarry tiles, as well as asphalt and other strong, rigid subfloors.


It may also be used over sound, firmly bonded timber flooring such as 12mm flooring grade (S101) plywood and P5 chipboard, provided the timber is mechanically fixed.


Company Profile


Bostik’s comprehensive range of subfloor preparation products and flooring adhesives provides a one- stop solution for professional flooring contractors throughout the UK.


Screedmaster Flex can also be used with warm water underfloor heating installations where a maximum surface temperature of 27°C is not exceeded.


Company Contact


info@bostik-profloor.co.uk +44 (0) 1785 272625 www.bostik-profloor.co.uk


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