TIP - INSTALLING A “BOAT BRIDGE STYLE” PARQUET

For any technical questions during the installation of your bridge or advice in the choice of materials, call customer service from Monday to Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. on 04 73 91 24 97 and Saturday from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. to 06 07 94 17 42.

MATERIALS NEEDED

  • Oxydrine type detergent (depends on the surface)
  • Stratiprim bonding primer (ref. ST500)
  • MSPS parquet glue (ref. CO5MSPS)
  • Possibly leveling for leveling (ref. RA15000, RA5000)
  • Plastic bag, paper towel
  • Orbital or belt sander

INSTRUCTIONS

STEP 1 - Support

- Make sure it is clean and dry.

- For new slabs, wait 4 weeks for drying.

Regarding the cement leveling, wait 1 week minimum.

On old tiles, clean with an oxydrine-type detergent then rinse thoroughly and ensure that the room temperature is 15-20°C and that the humidity in the room is around 50%.

STEP 2 - Preparation

- Open the packaging and place the parquet on the floor of the future room to be used for a few days so that it adapts to the humidity of the room.

Never install a parquet floor with a humidity level greater than 12%!

NB: On heated floors, check the compatibility of the parquet, turn on the heating for 1 week then turn it off 24 hours before installation. Complete the etapes below. After gluing, wait at least 1 week before turning the heating back on very gradually.

STEP 3 - Implementation

- If the floor is porous, use our Stratiprim primer, spread the MSPS glue (approximately 1.5 kg per m²) with a 3mm notched spatula.

STEP 4 - Installation

- Glue plot by plot.

- Then place the blades on the floor as you go. The parquet must be stopped approximately 5mm from the edge of the partitions

STEP 5 - “Boat deck” joint

- Vacuum the parquet, leave the cartridges at 25°C for use so that the joint sinks well to the bottom and does not trap air.

- Make sure your grooves are clean, free of dirt and dry.

- Pull the joint as you go (have a plastic bag and paper towels).

STEP 6 - Drying

- The parquet bonding is dry in at least 24 hours and it will take 1 week for the joints.

STEP 7 - Sanding

- Carry out a light finishing ginning to avoid any possible desewing.

- For joints, sand them with an orbital sander.

STEP 8 - Finishing

- Apply the desired treatment (vitrimat, sealer or other sealant) to a clean floor.

Be careful when choosing the varnish with the seals.

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