weberfloor fibre 4310
Packaging
- 25kg
Self-smoothing base and renovation screed suitable for residential and commercial areas.
weberfloor fibre 4310 is a self-smoothing base and renovation screed — also referred to as a self levelling compound or self levelling screed — which can be applied to depths of 5-50mm used for levelling:
- Concrete
- Sand/cement screeds
- Anhydrite screeds
- Wooden boards
- Underfloor heating/warming
- Insulation boards
- Existing tiles
- Bitumen
weberfloor fibre 4310 is suitable for covering with:
- Tiles
- Timber laminate
- weberfloor smooth 4150 thin topping screed
- weberfloor smooth rapid 4160 thin topping screed
Suitable for use in residential and commercial areas, light foot traffic is possible after 2-4 hours in normal conditions, tiling is possible after 12hrs and final floor coverings other than tiles can be applied after 1-3 weeks depending on layer thickness and drying conditions.
- Low Dust Technology™ reduces the amount of airborne dust released during the mixing process
- Application thickness as low as 20mm for use on unbonded applications
- Fibre-reinforced screed for added durability — can be used as an alternative to a latex screed
- Reduces labour by up to 90% compared to sand and cement
- Rapid setting for quicker access to follow-on trades
- Suitable for pump application, allowing extremely high speed of installation
- Low shrinkage, reducing the risk of cracking
- Flowing product that leaves no voids, weak spots or areas of poor thermal performance
- Trusted internationally for over 25 years
- Cannot be used on external projects
- Must not be used as a wearing screed — either be directly tiled over or prior to receiving a soft floor covering cover with a thin layer of either weberfloor smooth 4150 or weberfloor smooth rapid 4160
- 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
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