DAMP PROOF MEMBRANES
DAMP PROOF MEMBRANES
ARDEX Homefield Road, Haverhill, Suffolk CB9 8QP T: 01440 714939 E:
info@ardex.co.uk W:
www.ardex.co.uk @ARDEXUKFlooring
ARDEX UK
Many problems which occur with floorcoverings are a result of moisture in the subfloor, so it is essential that the final floorcovering is protected from the passage of moisture from below. Prior to the installation of floorcovering, it is important to identify the type and level of moisture present in the subfloor, which usually results from either rising damp, due to the absence or breakdown of the structural damp proof membrane, or from residual construction moisture. ARDEX manufacture a range of moisture control products that protect the final floorcovering from both residual construction moisture, and rising damp, ensuring peace of mind and fast track flooring installations.
FLOWCRETE UK LTD The Flooring Technology Centre, Booth Lane, Moston, Sandbach, Cheshire CW11 3QF T: 01270 753000 F: 01270 753333 E:
uk@flowcrete.com W:
www.flowcrete.co.uk
Flowcrete UK’s damp proof membrane (DPM) systems are ideal for safeguarding moisture sensitive floor finishes against moisture vapour rising from the substrate, which if left unchecked could result in unsightly blistering, de-bonding and even a complete floor failure. A moisture tolerant primer such as Hydraseal DPM, Aqualock OneCoat or the epoxy modified cementitious, self-smoothing screed Flowcem between the concrete and final floor coating is an ideal way to prevent moisture entrapment ruining the floor’s aesthetics and functionality. The water and solvent free, epoxy resin, liquid applied system Hydraseal DPM can be applied onto concrete and cementitious screeds with a moisture content of up to 100% Relative Humidity. Aqualock OneCoat is used in a single coat application when the substrate is damp and normal Flowcrete primers cannot be used. Flowcrete UK can combine every element of a floor build up required by large- scale developments, including the DPM. By sourcing each element of the floor from Flowcrete the developer can rest assured that all the components will work together effectively for the long term.
SIKA Sika Limited, Watchmead, Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire AL7 1BQ T: 01707 394444 E:
contractors@uk.sika.com W:
www.sika.co.uk/flooring
Sika in the UK has manufacturing sites in Welwyn Garden City, Preston, and Leeds with 700 employees and a turnover of £190 million.
Sika provides market-leading solutions for a range of applications in flooring, concrete, waterproofing, refurbishment, sealing & bonding, and industry.
roofing,
Sika is a specialty chemicals company with a leading position in the development and production of systems and products for bonding, sealing, damping, reinforcing and protecting in the building sector and the motor vehicle industry. Sika has subsidiaries in 93 countries around the world and manufactures in over 170 factories. Its approximately 17,000 employees generated annual sales of CHF 5.49 billion in 2015.
UZIN Unit 2, Mitchell Court, Central Park, Rugby, Warwickshire CV23 0UY T: +44 (0) 1788 530 080 F: +44 (0) 1788 536 508 E:
info@uzin.co.uk W:
www.uzin.co.uk
With over a 100 year experience, UZIN provides the UK’s flooring professionals with ecological, innovative and high quality products and solutions. We offer a variety of quality primers and DPM’s as well as an award winning moisture control system.
UZIN L3 Gold Moisture Control System has been specially developed to improve UZIN L3 Gold in areas of high moisture, up to 95% RH. With UZIN L3 Gold Moisture Control System, fitters just have to prime the floor with two coats of UZIN L3 Gold System Primer and then mix the UZIN L3 Gold Moisture Control bag and bottle components, before installing the levelling compound. A single coat of primer dries within 1 hour and the levelling compound is ready to accept most floor coverings within 2 hours, meaning the whole installation process takes less than 5 hours. All products meet BREEAM requirements as well as being ammonia and latex free, making the system ideal for use in sensitive environments such as schools and hospitals.
40 TOMORROW’S CONTRACT FLOORS YEARBOOK 2016/17
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