Showing posts with label Self Levelling. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Self Levelling. Show all posts

Friday, 11 March 2022

High-Speed, High-Volume Slab Levelling and Flattening



Join us for an interactive LATICRETE Connected webinar on High-Speed, High-Volume Slab Levelling and Flattening in this brand-new webinar, presented by Joseph Rizzo, Director of Sales for Concrete Remediation in North America, featuring a live demonstration by AllPrep Flooring Specialists with the LATICRETE® SUPERCAP®! 

In this webinar we will demonstrate the importance of achieving flat concrete slabs that meet concrete specifications and final flooring requirements. Using the proper materials and delivery system, flat floors can be achieved quickly, safely, predictably, and at lower cost. We will also be demonstrating the LATICRETE SUPERCAP – the fastest, cleanest, safest, and most convenient self-levelling underlayment system.


Learn about:
  • Materials & delivery methods
  • How to analyse system capabilities
  • The benefits of each type of project
  • How you can grow your business
  • Troubleshooting & common issues on large scale levelling projects
  • Introduction to the LATICRETE® SUPERCAP® levelling method
There will be a demonstration by the AllPrep Flooring Specialists team, and plenty of time for Q&A’s with our international panel of experts.


Earn a digital badge for participation! LATICRETE Connected is your resource for online learning and troubleshooting with the industry experts. New webinars will be announced regularly. 



Monday, 23 April 2012

LATICRETE Self Levelling Underlayments


LATICRETE 86 LatiLevel is a cementitious powder that is mixed with water to produce a free-flowing selfleveling underlayment mortar for rapid leveling of interior and exterior sub-floors. Can be poured from feather edge to 10mm in one pour. LATICRETE 86 LatiLevel will produce a smooth and flat surface with excellent durability, which is ready for foot traffic in less than 4 hours at 21°C. The primer will increase bond and strength to substrates.

For more information, click here.