• Fibre-reinforced, universal, very low-stress setting, self-levelling, cement-bound filler.
• For very high loads.
• For levelling mineral substrates, ceramic tiles, natural stone coverings, terrazzo, screwed wood-based panels (V100 P4 - P7, OSB 2 - 4) and fixed planks, parquet and mastic asphalt and on approved Eurocol decoupling boards (e.g. 823 Eurofloor Reno).
• Can be used in layer thicknesses from 3 to 15 mm, on mastic asphalt up to 5 mm, on decoupling boards (e.g. 823 Eurofloor Reno) up to 10 mm.
• For subsequent floor covering work and the laying of parquet.
• Pumpable.
• Synthetic fibres increase the flexibility of the set compound, especially when used on deformable, firm substrates such as wood-based panels.
• The product can be used on underfloor heating and is suitable for use with chair castors according to DIN EN 12529.
• For indoor use.
• Very low emission laying material, certified according to EMICODE EC1.

• The substrate must be permanently dry, resistant to pressure and tension, free from cracks and dust, even and free from 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/DIN 18356.
• Old fixed floors, such as ceramic tiles, terrazzo, stone floors, are to be professionally cleaned with Eurocol 891 Euroclean Basic and sanded matt after drying. 
• A primer coat of Eurocol adapted to the substrate and the expected layer thickness of the leveling compound is to be pre-coated. Allow the applied primer to dry thoroughly.
• Cracks or joints (except structural expansion joints) must be closed with Eurocol Europlan 913 Silicate sealing compound. 
• For moisture-sensitive substrates (e.g. calcium sulphate screeds, suitable wood flooring panels) and layers thicker than 5 mm, prime with moisture-resistant, sprinkled with quartz sand Eurocol Reactive Primer.
• Appropriately dimensioned Eurocol edge strips are to be used for rising building components.
• Level out coarse unevenness in advance with stable filling compound. After complete drying, the surface must be primed again.
• In the event of defects, objections must be reported in writing.

• Mix the powder in the specified quantity (see technical data) with clean, cold water using an electric mixer to form a smooth, lump-free mass. 
• It is recommended to keep a maturing time of 2 - 3 minutes.
• When pumping, set the mixing device so that a correct quantity of cold and clean tap water is added. Determine the spread size! Rinse the machine and hoses also during breaks to prevent hardening within the machine system. Please consult your pump manufacturer.
• Avoid overwatering, as this leads to sedimentation and the formation of unstable surface layers. Drying is also delayed.
• Apply the ready-mix within the working time in one working step if possible until the desired layer thickness is achieved.
  By using a squeegee and a spiked de-aeration roller, a smooth, even surface is obtained which usually does not need to be sanded.
• During the setting of the levelling compound, draughts and intensive sunlight must be avoided.
  This can lead to a too fast withdrawal of moisture, which "burns" the filler layer, pulverizes the surface edge zone and shrinkage cracks can occur.
• When laying on underfloor heating, the heating must be kept in operation for 3 days before, during and up to 7 days after laying with a surface temperature of 18 - 22°C.
• In the case of multi-layer levelling, apply an intermediate coat of completely set first levelling compound before applying the second, alternatively use a levelling compound suitable for the required thickness of the layer to be applied, in order to level in one operation.
  

Working conditions:
Required surrounding temperature: min. 18°C.
Material and subfloor temperature: min. 15°C.
Relative humidity: 35 - 75%, recommended <65%.