Advantages of Self-Leveling Cement Mortar for Subfloor Leveling
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2016-06-08
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Advantages of Self-Leveling Cement Mortar for Subfloor Leveling
Self-leveling: used for leveling the substrate under various flooring materials.
Product advantages:
a. Does not segregate, exhibits excellent flowability, and can self-level within a specified thickness.
b. Possesses reasonable workability and self-leveling time.
c. Possesses rapid curing properties
d. Adjusting the formulation to meet the load-bearing requirements of different designs.
e. Exhibits excellent adhesion and does not delaminate or develop hollows.
f. Possesses appropriate flexibility (bend resistance).
g. Exhibits good cohesion and wear resistance.
h. Low shrinkage, environmentally friendly characteristics
Grout: a material used to fill the joints between tiles or natural stone installed on walls or floors.
Product advantages:
a. Exhibits excellent adhesion to tile edges
b. Low shrinkage rate, reducing crack formation
c. High-quality flexible formulations exhibit sufficient resistance to deformation, high toughness, and excellent flexibility.
d. High wear resistance for flooring
e. Low water absorption and excellent impermeability
f. Excellent workability
Interface mortar: an interface treatment agent that ensures strong adhesion between the substrate and the surface material.
Product advantages:
a. Seal the pores of the substrate to reduce its absorbency and ensure proper cementitious bonding of the mortar on the surface.
b. Enhance the surface strength of the substrate to ensure the bond strength of the mortar.
c. Acts as a bonding bridge between the base material and the surface layer, ensuring that the two form a strong, integrated whole.
d. Exhibits long-term bond strength, is resistant to aging, and does not undergo hydration.
e. Eliminates the need for secondary watering prior to plastering, thereby preventing wall shrinkage.
