• Fleece underlays in rolls for decoupling parquet, laminat and ceramic tiles constructions from the subfloor.
• It is used either to decouple parquet constructions that tend to swell and/or shrink from the subfloor, or in cases where the subfloor does not fully comply with the requirements of a parquet or ceramic tiles installation in accordance with the standards.
• For bridging cracks in the subfloor up to 0.5 mm.
• The fleece is to be bonded to the subfloor over its entire surface with approved reaction adhesives or ceramic tiles adhesives.
• The parquet is also bonded to the fleece over the entire surface with approved reaction adhesives.
• Ceramic tiles are to be installed with suitable ceramic tiles adhesives.
• high tear resistance
• low installation height
• can be easily bent, pressed, cut
• For indoor use.
• Emission-tested building product according to DIBt principles.

• The substrate must be pressure- and tension-resistant, permanently dry, free of cracks and dust, even and free of layers that reduce adhesion.
• Adhesion-reducing layers, old material residues must be removed by suitable mechanical measures in accordance with the specifications of DIN 18365.
• Minor unevenness or cracks up to 0.5 mm are bridged by bonding the 804 Eurofloor Reno Fleece and can can be levelled with the adhesive.
• For levelling the substrate use recommended Eurocol levelling compounds/primers.
• The installation materials to be used must be suitable for the substrate and the intended use.

• Roll out 804 Eurofloor Reno Fleece, cut it roughly and lay it out loosely in the room in the same way as laying flooring.
  Fold back half of the sheets.
• Glue over the entire surface with a 2-component or 1-component parquet adhesive suitable for parquet laying, choose tooth-quietly so as to ensure complete, grooved wetting of the 804 Eurofloor Reno Fleece. (e.g. TKB A2 - B1).
• Use ceramic tiles adhesives suitable for ceramic tiles.
• Proceed in the same way with the second half of the sheet.
  If necessary, weigh down the head ends and seam edges until the adhesive has set.
• After 1 - 2 hours, the surface should be rolled or rubbed down, as the adhesive only starts to set at this point.
• Adhesives containing solvents are not suitable for bonding the fleece, as the fleece absorbs the liquid and releases it again only slowly.
• Before gluing the floor let the adhesive used set according to its specification.
• The floor is laid with the same adhesives as those used for gluing the fleece.

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