SikaBond®-130 Design Floor

• EMICODE EC1^PLUS

1-Component dispersion

SikaBond®-130 Design Floor has a shelf life of 12 months from the date of production, if it is stored properly in undamaged, original, sealed packaging, and if the storage conditions are met.

SikaBond®-130 Design Floor shall be stored in dry conditions, protected from direct sunlight and at temperatures between +5 °C and +25 °C.

Middle viscous, speads very easily

+5 °C to +35 °C

+15 °C to +35 °C

40 % to 65 %

During laying and until SikaBond®-130 Design Floor has fully cured, the substrate and ambient temperatures shall be between +15 °C and +35 °C without and between +20 °C and +35 °C with underfloor heating.

Permissible substrate moisture content without underfloor heating:

• 2.0 % CM for cement screeds. (ca. ~3.2% Tramax / Gravimetric weight percent)
• 0.5 % CM for anhydrite screeds.
• 3–12 % CM for magnesia flooring (depending on the organic content).

 
Permissible substrate moisture content for use with underfloor heating:

• 1.8 % CM for cement screeds. (ca. ~2.9% Tramax / Gravimetric weight percent)
• 0.3 % CM for anhydrite screeds.
• 3–12 % CM for magnesia flooring (depending on the organic content).

 
Note: For all moisture contents and the quality of the substrates and surfaces always follow the guidelines of the soft floor manufacturer.

~24 h (final strength after ~72 h)

~20–30 min (depending on laying method)

~5–20 min

For the application of SikaBond®-130 Design Floor all standard construction guidelines and relevant valid data sheets apply.

• The substrate must be clean, dry, sound and homogeneous, free from oils, grease, dust and loose or friable particles. Paint, cement laitance and other poorly adhering contaminants must be removed.
• SikaBond®-130 Design Floor adheres without primers and/or activators.
• The subfloor must meet the requirements of national standards, must have good compression and tensile strength and has to be even.
• Defective subfloors shall be treated by taking appropriate measures e.g. grinding, milling, vacuuming or priming.
• To produce an absorbent, even subfloor, a cement- based leveling compound shall be used. For appropriate layer thicknesses refer to the relevant valid data sheets.
• Mastic asphalt and other non-absorbent subfloors may require specific self-leveling compound layer thicknesses. For appropriate layer thicknesses refer to the relevant valid data sheets.
• Concrete and/or cement screeds must be ground and thoroughly cleaned with an industrial vacuum.
• When installing floor covering with underfloor heating, existing measuring points have to be checked regarding the moisture content of the subfloor.

Clean all tools and application equipment immediately after use with water. Once cured, residual material can only be removed mechanically.