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v-Cem
v-Cem is mixed with graded aggregates and water to produce a rapid drying, high strength, shrinkage-compensated screed laid at depths between 10.0 mm – >55.0 mm prior to the installation of commercial floor coverings such as carpet, ceramic and terrazzo tiles, laminate, wood and vinyl as well as thick coverings or hard wearing resin finishes.
v-Cem can be used to form screeds that are bonded, unbonded and floating screed applications. The material can be used as a retaining screed for underfloor heating systems. v-Cem is suitable for use in both internal and external applications.
v-Cem will harden to receive ceramic tiles in as little as 24 hours. The material will dry in 4 days to receive resin finishes after other resilient floor coverings. The material is manufactured to BS 8204-1 and is suitable to achieve Category A, B & C screeds.
Features
- Light foot traffic in 12 hours
- Ceramic tiles in 24 hours
- BS 8204-1 Surface Regularity
- Suitable to achieve Category A, B & C screeds
- Apply bonded (> 10.0 mm), unbonded (> 35.0 mm) and floating (> 55.0 mm)
- Suitable for underfloor heating systems
- Suitable for internal and external use
Applications
- Mixed Use, Multi-Occupancy Buildings
- Shopping Centres & Retail Parks
- Healthcare Facilities
- Schools, Colleges & Universities
- Commercial Office Buildings
- Airports, Transport Hubs & Stadiums
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