• Self-levelling, low-stress setting, cement-bound levelling compound.
• For medium loads.
• For levelling mineral substrates, ceramic tiles, natural stone coverings, terrazzo and mastic asphalt.
• Can be used in layer thicknesses up to 5 mm, on mastic asphalt up to 3 mm.
• For subsequent floor covering work.
• Squeegeeable.
• The product can be used on underfloor heating and is suitable for use with chair castors in accordance with DIN EN 12529.
• For indoor use.
• Very low emission installation material, certified according to EMICODE EC 1 Plus.

• 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.
• 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.
• 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.
• 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%.