After mixing with aggregate with differentiated grain size from 0 to 8 mm, it is intended for the preparation of screeds with high dimensional stability and constant hygrometric balance, which guarantees the reliability and speed of laying ceramic tiles after just 24 hours. Layer thickness from 20 to 80 mm.
PURPOSE. Normal setting, fast drying screeds bonded to 20mm thick substrates and floating screeds over 40mm thick when mixed with suitable inert aggregates.
APPLICATION. Keracem Eco is applied in a reliable and practical way, following the traditional steps of installing cement screeds: preparing levels, laying and compacting the mass, leveling with a rule and final smoothing with a trowel or mechanized means. To achieve higher mechanical performance, the screed compaction operation is particularly important.
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I am considering the option of creating
I am considering the option of creating a heated floor in a layer of Keracem Eco or Keracem Eco Pronto screed. Then I cover the surface with ceramic tiles. The question is: when should you turn on the heating before tiling or after laying the tiles? Are there time and temperature recommendations for when to turn on the heating for the first time?
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For semi-dry Keracem screeds
Keracem Eco or Keracem Eco Pronto screeds, the recommendations are as follows. Heated floors - the first heating should be carried out at least 5 (five) days after screeding at a temperature of 20 to 25 degrees Celsius, maintain it for at least 3 (three) days. After this, set the maximum design temperature and maintain it for at least another 4 (four) days. Begin laying ceramic tiles after the screed has cooled to ambient temperature.
Counter question: which product and for what reasons are you leaning towards Keracem Eco or Keracem Eco Pronto? If you are interested, I will express my thoughts in favor of each of them.
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Intuitively I'm inclined to
Intuitively, I’m currently leaning towards the Keracem Eco product (I think it will be cheaper, but I haven’t calculated it yet). If the final price of the screed differs by no more than 20%, then I will try the product with the best characteristics (I believe this is Keracem Eco Pronto). In one room, heating will only be from the floor.
I will be glad if you express your thoughts in favor of each of the products.
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