You're holding the easiest-to-use floor in your hands. It speeds up work and simplifies material selection. This unique product is recommended for use by people of all skill levels, including beginners.
Where can I get Easy Boden ?
Almost anywhere. It's perfect for pouring indoor floors with any level of humidity. This could be in living and non-living rooms, as well as bathrooms, toilets, and kitchens.
What should I use to fill Easy Boden ?
If you have a monolithic concrete base, a reinforced concrete floor slab, a subfloor (base) screed, or a previously poured self-leveling floor, then you've made the right choice—Easy Boden is the product for you. Its undeniable advantage is its ability to be used over underfloor heating systems. Easy Boden's layer thickness is versatile: from 6 mm to 80 mm. The choice of layer thickness depends on the room's variations and your preferences.
Once the floor has been poured, any covering can be laid on it within the time specified in the description.
The time after which the finishing coating can be laid.
Ceramic tiles can be laid after 3 days
Roll coatings in 7 days
Parquet in 14 days
The maximum temperature of the “warm floors” can be turned on only after 28 days.
What to buy before pouring the floor?
To pour the floor, you'll need a few tools. They'll make the job easier and more convenient.
A drill or hammer drill for mixing the dry mixture with water. For the drill, you'll need a mixer attachment; its size depends on the size of the container you'll be mixing the mixture in.
At least two 25-liter buckets each are needed to ensure continuous pouring. If you use just one bucket, you may not have time to roll the previously poured mixture.
A laser level or any other level you have. You'll need it to mark the walls to the required floor fill thickness.
Pencil or marker for marking on the wall.
Brush or soft roller for applying primer.
A needle roller (rotary roller) is used to roll the self-leveling floor to achieve a smooth and even surface. When choosing a roller, pay attention to the length of the needles; they should be 5-10 mm longer than the intended layer thickness, and the needles should be sharp. If the needles are shorter than the layer thickness, the mixture will collect and the surface will not be smooth.
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A damper tape for creating expansion joints around the entire perimeter of a room. The tape is used to prevent cracks from forming during use.
Tools for making expansion joints (see the section “making expansion joints”).
Bergauf AQUA GRUNT, PRIMAGRUNT, or TIEFGRUNT primer. Priming is essential to prevent the subfloor from absorbing water from the self-leveling floor.
