weberfloor smooth rapid 4160
Packaging
- 25kg
Rapid drying, self-smoothing thin topping liquid screed suitable for residential and commercial areas. Can be used as a levelling compound and finished with various floor coverings
weberfloor smooth rapid 4160 is a rapid-drying self-smoothing thin topping screed — also referred to as a self levelling compound or self levelling screed — which can be applied to depths of 2-30mm and used for levelling:
- Concrete
- Sand/cement screeds
- Anhydrite screeds
- Can also be used as a levelling compound for any of our base or renovation screeds
- Vinyl/linoleum
- Carpet
- Laminate flooring
- Parquet flooring
- Tiles
- For application depths between 2-30mm
- Weber Low Dust TechnologyTM improves comfort of applicators
- Pump or hand applied
- Rapid drying
- Foot traffic after 1-3 hours
- Final floor covering installed after 1-3 days in normal conditions
- Excellent spreading and smoothing characteristics
- Low alkalinity
- Casein-free
- Low emissions
- Cannot be used on external projects
- Not to be left without a suitable floor covering
- Not to be used where some movement is expected (eg. underfloor heating), first level the floor with either weberfloor fibre 4310 or weberfloor fibre rapid 4320
- When stored unopened in a cool, dry place at temperatures above 5°C, shelf life is 12 months from date of manufacture
- Please refer to relevant building regulations prior to the installation of weberfloor products
| Temperature of application | +10°C to +25°C |
| Minimum substrate strength | 1N/mm² |
| Minimum thickness | 2mm |
| Maximum thickness | 30mm |
| Water addition | 5 litres/25kg (20%) |
| Compressive Strength | C 30 |
| Flexural Strength | F 7 |
| Shrinkage (28 days) | < 0.06% |
| Flow Rate | 240-255mm |
| Approx. material consumption | 1.7kg/m2/mm |
| Hardening time (before foot traffic) | 1-3 hours in normal conditions |
| Hardening time (before final covering) | 1-3 days depending on layer thickness and drying conditions |
| Pot life | 20 |
| Wear resistance (RWA class) | RWFC 550 |
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