Self-Levelling Screeds and Cementitious Floor Layers
Sikafloor® Level-30 - self-leveling screed for exterior use 4-30 mm
Sikafloor®-102 Level - self-leveling screed 2-15 mm
Sikafloor®-432 DecoCem – Self-Leveling Cementitious Floor 3–30 mm
Sika® Level-01 Primer - Acrylic Primer for Self-Leveling Screeds
Self-levelling screeds and cementitious floor layers provide levelling, preparation or a final wearing surface, depending on the exact product. Select by required thickness, sound substrate, subsequent flooring and loads.
Selection and preparation
Distinguish an underlayment from a material intended to remain exposed. Check primer, mixing water, thickness, joints and times for walking and covering. Decorative microcement does not automatically replace the levelling layer.
Product examples from the catalogue
- Sikafloor®-102 Level - self-leveling screed 2-15 mm
- Sikafloor® Level-30 - self-leveling screed for exterior use 4-30 mm
- Sikafloor®-432 DecoCem – Self-Leveling Cementitious Floor 3–30 mm
- Sika® Level-01 Primer - Acrylic Primer for Self-Leveling Screeds
Quantity and technical enquiry
State the area or number of details, substrate, existing layers and service conditions. Calculate quantities and waiting times from the exact technical sheet and design. Send a technical enquiry.
Questions: self-levelling screeds and cementitious floor layers
What are the materials intended for?
Self-levelling screeds and cementitious floor layers provide levelling, preparation or a final wearing surface, depending on the exact product. Select by required thickness, sound substrate, subsequent flooring and loads.
What matters before selection?
Distinguish an underlayment from a material intended to remain exposed. Check primer, mixing water, thickness, joints and times for walking and covering. Decorative microcement does not automatically replace the levelling layer.
Do all products in the category have the same role?
No. Check whether the item is a main material, primer, protective layer or accessory. Similar applications do not make products interchangeable.
How is compatibility checked?
Against the exact materials, substrate and sequence in the technical documentation. Follow the specified system where the project imposes requirements.
What determines the required quantity?
Area or number of details, dimensions, consumption, thickness and substrate condition. Check package contents and any additional components required.
When can work continue?
Follow the exact product requirements, temperature and next operation. Time before the next coat or operation may differ from time before full loading.
Which documents should I check?
The technical sheet, safety sheet and applicable system documents or approvals. Match the exact product and package to the project requirements.
How can I send a useful enquiry?
Describe the task, substrate, dimensions, loads and desired schedule. Include photographs or a design detail and any products already selected.