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    I have a customer who wants her existing tiled floor to be fiited with amtico

    The area to be covered is around 25sqm and is to be used as a cafe

    The existing tiles are well fixed onto a 12mm plywood base and are ceramic

    What would you guys use, was thinking mapei fibreplan

    Have never used a self leveller before so what should i watch out for

    I have a spiked roller aswell if this would assist

    Does it all have to be laid in one go?

    Thanks in advance

    Simon

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    Default Re: Screed advice

    You will find this info useful...

    On ceramic or natural stone surfaces first
    apply a coat of Mapeprim SP after the
    surface has been cleaned with detergents
    and mechanically abraded. Level before
    Mapeprim SP has completely dried
    (indents must still be possible to make).
    Preparing the mix
    While stirring mechanically, pour a 25 kg
    bag of Fiberplan into a bucket containing
    6.3-6.8 litres of clean water and mix with a
    low speed electric mixer until a
    homogenous, lump free, self levelling paste
    is obtained.
    Allow to slack for 2-3 minutes, then briefly
    remix the paste after which it is ready for
    use.
    The quantity of Fiberplan to be mixed at
    any time should be the amount required for
    use within 20-30 minutes (at a temperature
    of +23°C).
    Spreading the mix
    Spread the Fiberplan in a single coat of
    3 to 10 mm with a large metal trowel or
    with a rubber spreader, leaving the trowel
    slightly inclined to obtain the desired
    thickness.
    Due to its extraordinary self-levelling
    characteristics, Fiberplan immediately
    loses the imperfections (trowel marks,
    etc.

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    Default Re: Screed advice

    Here is the full pdf for you to save...

    http://www.mapei.it/Referenze/Multimedia/511_gb.pdf

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dave View Post
    Here is the full pdf for you to save...

    http://www.mapei.it/Referenze/Multimedia/511_gb.pdf
    Already read that, Was asking for laying guidance and any problems that others have had

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