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For many floor layers, the perfect products to have in the van are those that provide the most convenience and versatility, without compromising on performance. At Bostik, we have a wealth of experience in supplying floor preparation products that enable contractors to install floorcoverings to the highest possible standard, whatever the situation, in as quick a time as possible.
GO WITH THE FLOW Our Screedmaster Flow smoothing compound is a two-part, cementitious product that has improved flow and workability to help smooth rough-textured subfloors.
The fact that it is two-component means that no water source is required. Simply mix the latex liquid with the powder and it can be applied anywhere, with no fuss.
The easy trowelling Screedmaster Flow can be applied from a feather edge up to 10mm in depth, enabling it to cover a wide range of applications, and it’s compatible with most common substrates.
Walk-on times of as little as 90 minutes allow other trades to access the site faster, and by the next day you’ll be able to lay the floorcoverings, helping to get the job done quickly.
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Thanks to its high flow formula that provides a super smooth finish, Screedmaster Flow is particularly suited for use with thin vinyl and LVT.
In addition, the compound has a low odour formulation, making it ideal for use in occupied buildings.
THE ULTIMATE SOLUTION When it comes to convenience and versatility, look no further than our high-performance Screedmaster Ultimate.
Also two-part, Screedmaster Ultimate incorporates a blend of cements and aggregates combined with special additives, and is mixed with a protein-free synthetic rubber latex to give minimal odour. This makes it equally suitable for use in occupied areas.
As well as the ability to be applied from a feather edge up to 10mm, Screedmaster Ultimate has a moisture-tolerant formula that enables it to be used to smooth rough-textured subfloors prior to the application of a damp proof membrane (DPM).
Trying to DPM a pitted, absorbent or undulating floor results in significantly excessive DPM use as it fills in all the voids and hollows. It also leaves concern as to whether there is a continuous, even thickness where the subfloor overly absorbs
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