AliParquets - Technical info


	Check the consistency of the substrates and the quality of the laying surface The most commonly used laying surface consists of a floor rough with a uniform thickness of at least 4 cm. It is possible to use for the substrates: cement-based traditional materials, which are the least expensive but have longer laying and drying times, anhydrite (anhydrous gypsum) based materials, which are often self-levelling thereby allowing a good laying surface to be created fast, and special hydraulic binder-based substrates with suitable additives for quick drying. An existing floor (provided it has certain characteristics as described later on) or a suitable base made in panels of special materials that are usually based on wood, may also be used as a laying surface. 1. The consistency of the substrate 2. Underfloor panel heating or cooling systems 3. Joints in the substrates 4. The quality of the laying surface 5. Laying on an existing floor 6. Laying surface of panels consisting of woody materials Back to - Technical info's index <<