LEVELL ING COMPOUNDS


ARDEX Homefield Road, Haverhill, Suffolk CB9 8QP


T: 01440 714939 E: info@ardex.co.uk W: www.ardex.co.uk @ARDEXUKFlooring ARDEX UK


MAPEI UK LTD Mapei House, Steel Park Road, Halesowen, West Midlands B62 8HD


T. +44 (0)121 508 6970 F. +44 (0)121 508 6960 E: info@mapei.co.uk W: www.mapei.co.uk


For over 40 years the ARDITEX range of levelling and smoothing compounds have offered the professional flooring contractor unique application benefits that help to minimise installation risk. By reducing the need for intensive preparation and priming, ARDITEX NA saves you both time and money. Renowned versatility, advanced site tolerance and a reduction in preparation machinery hire, lost time and call backs, all help to ensure that with ARDITEX NA there really is no alternative.


Mapei’s solutions for industrial resin flooring include the Mapefloor i302SL resin system, a two component multipurpose epoxy formulate for industrial floors which complies with standards applied to the drinks and foodstuffs industry. Mapefloor i302 SL can be used to create self- levelling or multi-layer resin coatings to form an attractive, smooth, or non-slip finish.


Mapefloor i302 SL has been installed at the Morrisons food processing plant near Northwich in Cheshire; the new flooring had to be ‘taint-free’, hence the specification of the Mapefloor i302 SL resin flooring which is safe and compliant for use in areas of food preparation and storage.


The versatility of the Mapefloor i302 SL product allowed it to be used as two systems; first as a high-build coating for foot traffic areas and secondly, as a self-levelling system for area where fork-lift trucks would be operating.


MARLDON UK Marldon UK, 172 Brierley Road, Walton Summit Centre, Preston PR5 8AH


T: 01772 696600 F: 01772 647397 E: info@marldonuk.com W: www.marldonuk.com


We are a group of individuals who care.


We care about wood. The installation and maintenance of wood flooring drives our passion to support and advise each and every one of you who are like-minded. You may be a specifier, distributor, contractor, or floor owner… you all require different levels of support, and we’re here to give you that.


Levelling Compounds:


Marldon MXS110 is a single component, high strength smoothing compound for levelling uneven subfloors. Rapid setting and curing time, pump applicable and low VOC. Suitable for under floor heating. Mix with approx 5-5.25ltr water. Coverage: Approx 5m2 at an average of 3mm thickness per bag. 25kg bag.


TRUST IN EACH STEP.


SIKA Sika Limited, Watchmead, Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire AL7 1BQ


T: 01707 394444 E: contractors@uk.sika.com W: www.sika.co.uk/flooring


Showing Grace, Under Pressure


An industrial floor has the toughest job in the building; being required to withstand constant traffic, mechanical wear, corrosive liquids, high temperatures and impacts. If the floor can’t handle the stress, everything else is in jeopardy. That’s why so many people rely on Sika – because the beauty of our industrial flooring is not just on the surface, it goes all the way down to the core.


Our floors stand the test of time. Each one is designed and installed to suit the specific conditions and requirements of each individual project. There are myriad variables and we take every one of them to heart. We figure the more time we spend perfecting our floors, the longer our floors will spend with you.


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