Primer
Prime with a slurry scratch coat/key coat by mixing Davco 751 with cement and fine sand at 1:1:1 ratio. Apply a thin coat to form key coat.
Pour the light-weight insulation screed onto the primed substrate, apply it wet to wet to the key coat. Then use a straightedge to level-off the screed to the required thickness and levels. (Max. Thickness 100 mm)
Additional layers: Allow the previous layer of lightweight screed to cure for up to 7 days or until it cures.
Apply another layer of primer and leave it to dry before adding the additional layer of lightweight screed.
Sealing layer (Optional): After the insulation screed has hardened, use a steel trowel to smoothen the surface with a sealing layer Sikafloor®-412 Level FR @ 10 mm thick).
Concealed roof: Apply Sika waterproofing solution (liquid or sheet membrane) according to the related Sika Method Statement.
- Pour the lightweight insulation screed directly on top of the waterproofing layer. Then use a straightedge to level-off the screed to the required thickness and levels. (Sarnafil PVC membranes must be protected with a layer of geotextile).
- Sealing layer. After the insulation screed has hardened, use a steel trowel to smoothen the surface with a sealing layer. After the sealing layer has hardened, it is recommended that induce/control joints are saw-cut at the required intervals base on engineer’s requirement. Seal the joints with Sika approved sealants.
Lightweight floor underlayment
Leave the final layer of lightweight screed to cure for 24 hours.
Apply a slurry key coat using Davco 751 onto the lightweight screed. Then apply al ayer of 20 mm Davco Floor Screed before application of tiling, carpet or parquet work. A Use Sika approved tile adhesive or levelling compound.