Ultraplan Fibre Reinforced Renovation Screed 3240 25kg
Total price: £26.00
Ultraplan Renovation Screed 3240 is a fibre reinforced self levelling compound, designed for use in the refurbishment of existing floors in both commercial and domestic applications, it can be hand or pump applied.
Where to use:
Used for interior levelling, smoothing and infilling differences in thickness from 3 to 40 mm on new or existing concrete, screeds, stone, terrazzo and ceramic tiles, old and new timber floors, floor boards, chipboard panels, plywood for use in dry locations as an underlayment for floor finishes such as tile, stone, vinyl, carpet and wood flooring. Ultraplan Renovation Screed 3240 is suitable where good resistance to loads is required, also for castor wheel traffic and underfloor and undertile heating systems.
Suitable for use with underfloor heating and for encapsulating electric cable undertile heating systems.
Coverage: Approx 5sqm at 3 mm thickness.
Specifications
| SKU: | ACCO114 |
| Size: | 25KG |
| Features | Smoothing and infilling differences in thickness from 3 to 40mm. Suitable where good resistance to loads is required and for underfloor heating systems. |
| Coverage | Approx 6m2 at 3mm thickness |
Choose options
What's the difference?
| Oil | Lacquer |
|---|---|
Oil penetrates the wood, enhancing its colour and accentuating its natural grain and texture. This process results in a charming, authentic appearance. Oiled wood floors are considered to be less protected than lacquered ones, however they’re much easier to mend if they get scratched or stained. Unlike a lacquered finish, oil can be reapplied as a spot treatment, which will save you having to sand and refinish the entire floor if only a small area needs repairing. Another advantage of an oiled wood floor is its ability to be restored to pristine condition with a fresh coat of oil. The frequency of recoating depends on usage, but we suggest reapplying every 1-2 years. |
Lacquer sits on top of the wood and acts as a barrier against dirt particles and moisture. This makes it a popular choice as it's considered more resilient and resistant to spills than oil. However, it's important to remember that even lacquered floors can still be susceptible to damage from puddled water. Lacquered floors also highlight scratches more than oiled floors, and are therefore not recommended for pet owners. Lacquered floors are prized for their ease of maintenance, as unlike oiled floors they don't require frequent treatments. However, if damaged, they cannot be repaired in small areas; instead, the entire floor must be sanded and refinished. |
Make it Bespoke
20 COLOUR OPTIONS
Leave your chosen plank raw or choose from our curated range of beautiful hues.
4 TEXTURE OPTIONS
Smooth or heavily brushed? Select your chosen surface texture for a floor that’s uniquely yours.
2 SURFACE FINISH OPTIONS
Add the finishing touch to your floor with either an oil or lacquer, depending on your personal preference.
MATCHING ACCESSORIES
Select your oak door bars and accessories - leave untreated, or have them custom stained to match your chosen floor.