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Lecol levelling compounds are used specifically for preparing sub-floors to recieve a bonded wooden floor. As with the other Lecol products, they are developed for a particular use.
When bonding hardwood flooring to a concrete or wooden sub-floor, a large amount of stress can be transmitted from the wood to the fixing materials in certain conditions. If there is a weak link there is a possiblility of failure.
Due to the outstanding adhesion properties of the Lecol adhesive range, they have had to develop corresponding high strength levelling screeds.

£30.59 25kg

Z615 is used for uneven sub-floors with a discrepency of 1mm to 10mm. When a thicker build is needed, it can be mixed with Lecol S28 Grit and used in thicknesses of up to 30mm. It can also be built up in layers.

New Product ...

Z635 80X150

£22.15 25kg

Z635 levelling compound is a brand new product to complement the above. Can be built up in layers from
3mm up to 10mm. Ideal for average levelling jobs and a cost effective alternative to the Z615 when large build up is not required.

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What's the difference?

Why can't you use any other leveller?

Simple answer is you can. But you need to be sure it is fully compatible and has the necessary properties required to withstand the unique demands a hardwood floor will place on it.

The 'Z' range has been designed to do this and what's more, when used correctly is guaranteed to do so.

tips...

When mixing, use a mechanical mixer. Let it stand for five minutes then mix again.

Always use a primer which goes on first.

When laying the screed leave a 50mm gap around the edge and bond the flooring direct to the primer, you might use a bit more glue but you will achieve a strong bond around the edge which can be a weak point.

Please note, any tips and advice on this site are simply observations made by ourselves and our customers.
Always read manufacturers instructions and follow them.
That's why Lecol and Loba spend zillions on R+D, so you don't have to.

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