The Perfect System Floor
Luxury vinyl tiles deserve
Introducing Stopgap 300 HD from F Ball and Co Ltd - fl oor levelling technology at its very best.
Designed for use on both absorbent and non-absorbent interior subfl oors Stopgap 300 HD is a rapid hardening, water mix, levelling compound.
Suitable for areas with heavy duty traffi cking it can also be used with underfl oor heating.
Stopgap 300 HD has excellent smoothing properties making it suitable for application by mechanical pump or by traditional mixing methods and provides the perfect base for simply stunning fl oors.
In addition Stopgap 300 HD is protein free making it suitable for biologically sensitive areas such as hospitals, clinics and research facilities.
The Ultimate Floor Levelling Compound
Stopgap 300 HD is the ultimate fl oor levelling compound and combines a
range of benefi ts which is unrivalled by other products on the market.
These benefi ts include:-
• Fast drying • Excellent self-levelling properties • Protein free • Application thickness from 2-20mm • Water mix • Suitable for hand or pump application • Low odour • Compliance to EN 13813:2002
Stopgap 300 HD is dimensionally stable and is supplied as a pre-blended dry powder in 25KG paper sacks and is designed for application between 2 - 20mm. It is suitable for use over a wide range of sub fl oor types including sand and cement screed, concrete, calcium sulphate (e.g. anhydrite), minimal adhesive residues, sound asphalt, granolithic, terrazzo, epoxy and polyurethane resins, ceramic and quarry tiles and Stopgap Waterproof Surface Membranes.
Perfect as a base for simply stunning fl oors. Floor levelling technology
at its very best.
Stopgap 300 HD, Stopgap P131 and Styccobond F46. The perfect system for simply stunning luxurious fl oors.
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