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<h1>ASO-SEB Technical Data Sheet EN 4219.pdf</h1> <p>SCHOMBURG GmbH & Co. KG <br />Aquafinstrasse 2–8 <br />D-32760 Detmold (Germany) <br />phone + 49-5231- 953-00 <br />fax + 49-5231- 953-108 <br />email export@schomburg.de <br />www.schomburg.com</p> <p>Technical Data Sheet</p> <p>ASO®-SEB </p> <p>Art. no. 2 06544 <br />Rapid setting binder for screeds with fast readiness to receive tiles</p> <p>• Rapid-setting <br />• Long working time <br />• Walkable after 1 day with tiles*) <br />• For interior and exterior areas <br />• Can be heated after 3 days in accordance with <br />accepted rules of the technology <br />Areas of use: <br />ASO-SEB is an optimised drying, fast-hardening cement to <br />manufacture cement-based screeds with early readiness to <br />receive and high strength. Is suitable as a wearing surface <br />or substrate for tiles, boards, textile coverings, parquet, or <br />PVC. The general guidelines for cement-based screeds <br />according to DIN 18560 and DIN 18353 apply for <br />processing. The substrate must correspond to the payloads <br />associated with the load-bearing capacities in accordance <br />with DIN EN 1991-1-1. With ASO-SEB it is possible to <br />produce cement-based screeds with the minimum quality <br />CT-C25-F4 per DIN EN 13813 by working in accordance <br />with these processing instructions. In areas exposed to <br />water with wear class A0, A, B0, C in accordance with <br />the ZDB data sheet [*1], or the water impact classes <br />W0-I to W3-1 in accordance with DIN 18534, screed <br />produced with ASO-SEB is applicable for use if a suitable <br />SCHOMBURG bonded waterproof system has been <br />applied. In swimming pools, wear class B in accordance <br />with the ZDB data sheet [*1], or the water impact classes <br />W1-B to W3-B per DIN 18535, we recommend using <br />screed produced from ASO-EZ4 / ASO-EZ4-PLUS. <br />[*] Refer to notes</p> <p>addition; the value applies when <br />using dry aggregate <br />Mixing method: Forced paddle mixer <br />Bulk density of <br />fresh mortar: approx. 2.1 kg/dm3 depending <br />on aggregate used <br />Storage: dry, 6 months in the original <br />unopened container, promptly use <br />opened container <br />Application/substrate <br />temperature: +5 °C to +30 °C <br />Packaging: 25-kg container <br />Cleaning: Clean tools and equipment with <br />water immediately after use <br />Foot traffic after*): approx. 24 hours <br />Withstands loads after*): approx. 7 days <br />Pot life*): approx. 45 minutes <br />*) The specifications apply for +23 °C and 50 % relative humidity; <br />higher temperatures shorten, lower temperatures extend the time cited.</p> <p>Consumption, kg/m² ASO-SEB: <br />Mix ratio, parts by weight <br />Screed thickness, cm</p> <p>1 : 4**)</p> <p>1 : 5**)</p> <p>1</p> <p>3.3</p> <p>2.5</p> <p>4</p> <p>13.3</p> <p>9.9</p> <p>5</p> <p>16.7</p> <p>12.3</p> <p>6</p> <p>20.0</p> <p>14.8</p> <p>**) 1 : 4 parts by weight, equates to approx. 1 : 2.7 parts by volume, <br />1 : 5 parts by weight, equates to approx. 1 : 3.3 parts by volume</p> <p>Minimum nominal thickness per DIN 18560: <br />Technical data: <br />Basis: Special cement, additives <br />Colour: <br />cement grey <br />Mixing ratio: ASO-SEB : Aggregate <br />1 : 4 to 1 : 5 parts by weight <br />Water addition: depending on the moisture in the <br />aggregate used up to approx. 30 <br />weight % in relation to the ASO-SEB</p> <p>under tiles</p> <p>45 mm on insulation or <br />separating layer</p> <p>under parquet, carpet, linoleum or PVC</p> <p>45 mm on insulation or <br />separating layer</p> <p>general</p> <p>10 mm bonded</p> <p>1/4</p> <p>42/19</p> <p>Protect the fresh screed from drying out too rapidly, <br />e.g. through heat or draughts. With a mix ratio of <br />1 : 4 parts by weight and the use of dry aggregates in <br />accordance with DIN 4226 and a grading curve between <br />A8–B8 close to B8 with a constant grain composition, <br />with a water addition of 15 litres to 50 kg ASO-SEB, an <br />ambient and substrate temperature of +23 °C, a relative <br />humidity of 50 % and a layer thickness of 5 cm, readiness <br />for laying with tiles is established after one day. With other <br />floor coverings, check the readiness to receive tiles by <br />performing a moisture measurement in accordance with <br />the CM method. In the case of screeds that are required <br />to satisfy a certain screen quality in accordance with <br />DIN EN 13813, a suitability test is necessary. <br />This must be performed before starting the work.</p> <p>C8 <br />B8 <br />A8</p> <p>100.0 <br />100,0 <br />90.0 <br />90,0 <br />80.0 <br />80,0 <br />70.0 <br />70,0 <br />60.0 <br />60,0</p> <p>50,0 <br />50.0</p> <p>C8</p> <p>B8 <br />A8</p> <p>40,0 <br />40.0 <br />30,0 <br />30.0 <br />20,0 <br />20.0 <br />10,0 <br />10.0 <br />Siebweite <br />Screen <br />mesh in mm</p> <p>0,0 <br />0.0</p> <p>100.0 <br />100,0</p> <p>Kies, <br />Meinberg <br />Gravel, <br />Meinberg00--88 mm <br />mm <br />90.0 <br />90,0</p> <p>C8 <br />B8 <br />A8</p> <p>GradingSieblinie <br />curve upbis <br />to 88mm, <br />district <br />mm,Plön <br />Kreis <br />Plön</p> <p>Screen <br />throughput inin%% <br />Siebdurchgang</p> <p>The adjacent diagrams show typical <br />grading curves for aggregates <br />frequently used for screed production. <br />These are aggregates rich with <br />fine parts, which require a greater <br />quantity of water and binding <br />agent in comparison to the optimum <br />grading curve between A8-B8 close <br />to B8. However, in accordance <br />with investigations by the institute <br />for building material testing and <br />flooring research (“IBF”), use of such <br />aggregates stands at almost 70 % <br />nationwide. Such aggregates are <br />generally good to apply and smooth, <br />but they require a greater quantity <br />of water and binding agent in order <br />to achieve similar strengths as with <br />optimum grains.</p> <p>80.0 <br />80,0 <br />70.0 <br />70,0 <br />60.0 <br />60,0 <br />50.0 <br />50,0</p> <p>Screen <br />throughputinin%% <br />Siebdurchgang</p> <p>Mixing recommendations for mixing and conveying <br />machines: <br />In conventional mixing and conveying machines with <br />a 220 l mixing vessel, e.g. the Putzmeister Mixokret, a total <br />200 kg of aggregate is mixed with 50 kg ASO-SEB. <br />This equates to a mixing vessel level of approx. 80 % - as <br />recommended by the machine manufacturers in general. <br />Proceed as follows here: <br />First, half-fill the mixing drum with aggregate with a grain <br />size 0/8 (approx. 15 scoops of 7 kg each), add <br />approx. 7.5 l water and 50 kg ASO-SEB. Then top up the <br />mixing drum with the remaining aggregate (a further 15 <br />scoops of 7 kg each, depending on the mix ratio) and then <br />add the remaining water until a damp earth consistency <br />has been obtained. Depending on the aggregate moisture, <br />a total of approx. 7.5-15 l water is required. The latter <br />value relates to dry aggregate. In general, aggregate <br />with a grain of 0–8 has a moisture content of approx. 4 %, <br />therefore 8 l of water is already contained in 200 kg of <br />aggregate. The total mixing time is approx. 2–3 min.</p> <p>Mixing recommendation for mortar: <br />Mix ASO-SEB with mix ratio: <br />1 : 3 parts by volume (equates to approx. 1 : 4.5 parts by <br />weight) with aggregate (grain 0–4 mm Ø) in a suitable <br />forced paddle mixer. <br />Minimum mixing time 2 minutes!</p> <p>0.0 <br />0,0 <br />0,0 <br />0.0 <br />0,0 <br />0.0</p> <p>0,125 <br />0.125 <br />mm <br />8.0 <br />8,0 <br />5,0 <br />5.0 <br />2,0 <br />2.0</p> <p>0,3 <br />0.3</p> <p>1,4 <br />1.4</p> <p>0,25 <br />0.25 mm</p> <p>0,5 mm <br />0.5</p> <p>1 mm</p> <p>2 mm</p> <p>4 mm</p> <p>8 mm</p> <p>21.0 <br />21,0 <br />11,0 <br />11.0 <br />5,0 <br />5.0</p> <p>39.0 <br />39,0 <br />26,0 <br />26.0 <br />14,0 <br />14.0</p> <p>57.0 <br />57,0 <br />42,0 <br />42.0 <br />21,0 <br />21.0</p> <p>71.0 <br />71,0 <br />57,0 <br />57.0 <br />36,0 <br />36.0</p> <p>85.0 <br />85,0 <br />74,0 <br />74.0 <br />61,0 <br />61.0</p> <p>100.0 <br />100,0 <br />100,0 <br />100.0 <br />100,0 <br />100.0</p> <p>5,2 <br />5.2</p> <p>20,8 <br />20.8</p> <p>43,5 <br />43.5</p> <p>65,2 <br />65.2</p> <p>82,2 <br />82.2</p> <p>97,7 <br />97.7</p> <p>Grading <br />curvebis <br />up to <br />mm,Rheinsand <br />Rhine sand (Mannheim <br />district) <br />Sieblinie <br />8 8mm, <br />(Kreis Manheim)</p> <p>C8</p> <p>B8</p> <p>Page <br />Seite 1</p> <p>A8</p> <p>40,0 <br />40.0</p> <p>30,0 <br />30.0 <br />20,0 <br />20.0 <br />10,0 <br />10.0</p> <p>Siebweite <br />Screen <br />mesh in mm <br />mm</p> <p>0,0 <br />0.0</p> <p>0,0 <br />0.0 <br />0,0 <br />0.0 <br />0,0 <br />0.0</p> <p>100.0 <br />100,0</p> <p>Kies, Strohte <br />Gravel, <br />Strohte00-- 8 mm <br />mm <br />90.0 <br />90,0 <br />80.0 <br />80,0 <br />70.0 <br />70,0 <br />60.0 <br />60,0 <br />50.0 <br />50,0</p> <p>Screen <br />throughput in % <br />Siebdurchgang</p> <p>Application: <br />To mix, we recommend using the EstrichBoy screed mixer <br />from Brinkmann with 65 mm hose diameter or other <br />conventional screed mixers, e.g. PFT, the Putzmeister <br />Mixokret or similar. Observe the moisture in the aggregate <br />and avoid excess water! The pot life at +20 °C is approx. <br />45 minutes. Mixing, application, and processing must <br />be completed in immediate sequence. The dimensions <br />of surfaces must be such that the application can be <br />completed within this pot life. Higher temperatures shorten, <br />lower temperatures extend the application and hardening <br />times. With bonded screeds, first brush ASOCRET-HB-FLEX <br />into the prepared - e.g. abraded - concrete substrate. <br />Apply the screed to the wet slurry coat. The general <br />guidelines for cement-based screeds according to <br />DIN 18560 and DIN 18353 apply for processing.</p> <p>0,1 <br />0.1</p> <p>0,125 <br />0.125 <br />mm <br />8,0 <br />8.0 <br />5,0 <br />5.0 <br />2,0 <br />2.0 <br />0,6 <br />0.6</p> <p>0,25 mm <br />0.25</p> <p>0,5 mm <br />0.5</p> <p>1 mm</p> <p>2 mm</p> <p>4 mm</p> <p>8 mm</p> <p>21,0 <br />21.0 <br />11,0 <br />11.0 <br />5,0 <br />5.0</p> <p>39,0 <br />39.0 <br />26,0 <br />26.0 <br />14,0 <br />14.0</p> <p>57,0 <br />57.0 <br />42,0 <br />42.0 <br />21,0 <br />21.0</p> <p>71,0 <br />71.0 <br />57,0 <br />57.0 <br />36,0 <br />36.0</p> <p>85,0 <br />85.0 <br />74,0 <br />74.0 <br />61,0 <br />61.0</p> <p>100,0 <br />100.0 <br />100,0 <br />100.0 <br />100,0 <br />100.0</p> <p>8,6 <br />8.6</p> <p>40,2 <br />40.2</p> <p>55,1 <br />55.1</p> <p>61,9 <br />61.9</p> <p>71,2 <br />71.2</p> <p>91,6 <br />91.6</p> <p>Grading <br />curvebis <br />up to <br />8 mm,Weserkies <br />Weser gravel <br />Bodenwerder <br />Sieblinie <br />8 mm, <br />Bodenwerder</p> <p>C8</p> <p>B8</p> <p>Page <br />Seite 1</p> <p>A8</p> <p>40.0 <br />40,0 <br />30.0 <br />30,0</p> <p>20,0 <br />20.0 <br />10,0 <br />10.0</p> <p>Screen <br />mesh in mm <br />mm <br />Siebweite</p> <p>0,0 <br />0.0</p> <p>C8 <br />B8 <br />A8</p> <p>0,0 <br />0.0 <br />0,0 <br />0.0 <br />0,0 <br />0.0</p> <p>0.125 <br />0,125 <br />mm <br />8,0 <br />8.0 <br />5,0 <br />5.0 <br />2,0 <br />2.0</p> <p>0.25 <br />0,25 <br />mm <br />mm <br />21,0 <br />21.0 <br />11,0 <br />11.0 <br />5,0 <br />5.0</p> <p>Weserkies, <br />Bodenwerder <br />Weser gravel, <br />Bodenwerder00 -- 88 mm</p> <p>0,6 <br />0.6</p> <p>6,1 <br />6.1</p> <p>7,7 <br />7.7</p> <p>0.5 <br />0,5 mm</p> <p>1 mm</p> <p>2 mm</p> <p>4 mm</p> <p>8 mm</p> <p>39,0 <br />39.0 <br />26,0 <br />26.0 <br />14,0 <br />14.0</p> <p>57,0 <br />57.0 <br />42,0 <br />42.0 <br />21,0 <br />21.0</p> <p>71,0 <br />71.0 <br />57,0 <br />57.0 <br />36,0 <br />36.0</p> <p>85,0 <br />85.0 <br />74,0 <br />74.0 <br />61,0 <br />61.0</p> <p>100,0 <br />100.0 <br />100,0 <br />100.0 <br />100,0 <br />100.0</p> <p>30,4 <br />30.4</p> <p>52,1 <br />52.1</p> <p>63,5 <br />63.5</p> <p>85,5 <br />85.5</p> <p>98,6 <br />98.6</p> <p>Page <br />Seite 1</p> <p>2/4</p> <p>42/19</p> <p>=> erhöhter <br />increased <br />binding <br />agent <br />and <br />Bindemittel <br />und <br />Wasserbedarf <br />water <br />requirement</p> <p>100.0 <br />100,0 <br />90.0 <br />90,0 <br />80.0 <br />80,0 <br />70.0 <br />70,0 <br />60.0 <br />60,0</p> <p>Screen <br />throughputinin%% <br />Siebdurchgang</p> <p>Our investigations with the adjacent <br />typical representatives of aggregates <br />rich with fine parts have shown that <br />ASO-SEB in conjunction with grading <br />curves around C8 and above can be <br />used to produce good screeds if the <br />formula is correspondingly adjusted <br />(binding agent and added water).</p> <p>Grading <br />curve up <br />to88mm, <br />mm, Weserkies <br />Weser gravel <br />Rinteln <br />Sieblinie <br />bis <br />Rinteln</p> <p>C8</p> <p>B8 <br />A8</p> <p>50.0 <br />50,0 <br />40.0 <br />40,0 <br />30.0 <br />30,0 <br />20.0 <br />20,0 <br />10.0 <br />10,0</p> <p>Siebweite <br />mm <br />Screen <br />mesh <br />Screen <br />meshininmm <br />m</p> <p>0.0 <br />0,0</p> <p>C8 <br />B8 <br />A8</p> <p>0.0 <br />0,0 <br />0.0 <br />0,0 <br />0.0 <br />0,0</p> <p>0.125 <br />0,125 <br />mm <br />8.0 <br />8,0 <br />5.0 <br />5,0 <br />2.0 <br />2,0</p> <p>0.25 <br />0,25 <br />mm <br />mm <br />21.0 <br />21,0 <br />11.0 <br />11,0 <br />5.0 <br />5,0</p> <p>0.5 <br />0,5 <br />mm <br />39.0 <br />39,0 <br />26.0 <br />26,0 <br />14.0 <br />14,0</p> <p>Weser <br />gravel,Rinteln <br />Rinteln, Fa. <br />brand: <br />Reese0 0- -88mm <br />mm <br />Weserkies, <br />Reese</p> <p>0.3 <br />0,3</p> <p>1.5 <br />1,5</p> <p>8.2 <br />8,2</p> <p>44.2 <br />44,2</p> <p>1 mm</p> <p>2 mm</p> <p>4 mm</p> <p>8 mm</p> <p>57.0 <br />57,0 <br />42.0 <br />42,0 <br />21.0 <br />21,0</p> <p>71.0 <br />71,0 <br />57.0 <br />57,0 <br />36.0 <br />36,0</p> <p>85.0 <br />85,0 <br />74.0 <br />74,0 <br />61.0 <br />61,0</p> <p>100.0 <br />100,0 <br />100.0 <br />100,0 <br />100.0 <br />100,0</p> <p>64.2 <br />64,2</p> <p>71.3 <br />71,3</p> <p>81.2 <br />81,2</p> <p>98.6 <br />98,6</p> <p>Page <br />Seite 1</p> <p>In the following, the orientating strengths in accordance with <br />prEN 13892-2 have been determined with the aggregates with <br />damp earth consistency. Under construction site conditions, the <br />strength class is generally reduced by one class. <br />Aggregate <br />0–8 mm</p> <p>Mixing <br />ratio</p> <p>Strength class ***)</p> <p>Plön district</p> <p>1:4</p> <p>after 24 h <br />after 48 h <br />after 7 d <br />after 28 d</p> <p>CT-C35-F5 <br />CT-C40-F5 <br />CT-C40-F6 <br />CT-C50-F7</p> <p>after 24 h <br />after 48 h <br />after 7 d <br />after 28 d</p> <p>CT-C16-F3 <br />CT-C25-F4 <br />CT-C25-F4 <br />CT-C35-F7</p> <p>after 24 h <br />after 48 h <br />after 7 d <br />after 28 d</p> <p>CT-C20-F4 <br />CT-C35-F6 <br />CT-C40-F7 <br />CT-C40-F7</p> <p>after 24 h <br />after 48 h <br />after 7 d <br />after 28 d</p> <p>CT-C7-F2 <br />CT-C20-F4 <br />CT-C25-F4 <br />CT-C30-F6</p> <p>1:4</p> <p>after 24 h <br />after 48 h <br />after 7 d <br />after 28 d</p> <p>CT-C30-F5 <br />CT-C40-F5 <br />CT-C40-F7 <br />CT-C50-F7</p> <p>1:5</p> <p>after 24 h <br />after 48 h <br />after 7 d <br />after 28 d</p> <p>CT-C7-F2 <br />CT-C20-F3 <br />CT-C20-F4 <br />CT-C30-F6</p> <p>1:5</p> <p>Rhine sand, Mannheim district</p> <p>1:4</p> <p>1:5</p> <p>Weser gravel, <br />Bodenwerder/ <br />Rinteln</p> <p>***) Information applies to +23 °C and 50 % relative humidity</p> <p>Important instructions: <br />• F or use in areas with inadequate aggregate quality or <br />where storage of the mortar components is not possible <br />or desirable, it is possible to use the pre-blended dry <br />mortar ASO-SEM, ASO-EZ4-PLUS, ASO-EZ-light! <br />•A <br /> moisture measurement should be carried out with <br />the CM equipment to assess the produced screed for <br />readiness to receive tiles. The following limit values <br />should be complied with: <br />Maximum moisture content of the screed, <br />determined with the CM device <br />Top layer <br />Vapour barrier covering</p> <p>heated</p> <p>unheated</p> <p>1.8 %</p> <p>2.0 %</p> <p>Water vapour 1.8 % <br />inhibiting</p> <p>2.5 %</p> <p>Water vapour 2.0 % <br />permeable</p> <p>3.0 %</p> <p>Parquet</p> <p>1.8 %</p> <p>2.0 %</p> <p>Laminate floor</p> <p>1.8 %</p> <p>2.0 %</p> <p>Ceramic tiles or natural / Thick layer <br />artificial stone at +23 °C, <br />Thin-bed <br />50 % r.h.</p> <p>2.5 %</p> <p>2.5 %</p> <p>2.5 %</p> <p>2.5 %</p> <p>Textile covering</p> <p>The CM measurement must be completed in accordance with the <br />current working instructions FBH-AD from the <br />technical information “Interface coordination with heated floor <br />constructions”.</p> <p>• If the selected mixing time is too short or mixing is not <br />sufficiently intense, this is not guaranteed to disperse all <br />constituents sufficiently. The screed will not be ready to <br />receive tiles quickly, and it will no longer exhibit a high <br />strength! <br />• Low temperatures, high humidity and heavy layer <br />thicknesses delay hardening, drying and extend the time <br />until ready to receive tiles and boards. (See also BEB <br />data sheet “Building climate preconditions for drying <br />screeds”). Tests showed that the crystalline binding of <br />the water is slower at low temperatures (+5 to +10 °C), <br />meaning that the screed was only ready to receive tiles <br />after a longer period of time! <br />• Water that is pressed out of the surface of the screed</p> <p>3/4</p> <p>42/19</p> <p>indicates excessive water or aggregate addition (more <br />than 3.3 : 1 volume – parts, equates to approx. 5 : 1 parts <br />by weight), an incorrect grading curve or inadequate <br />mixing. A consequence of this will be a crumbling surface! <br />• The quality of the aggregate used is partly decisive for <br />the properties of the screed produced with it. Aggregate <br />in accordance with DIN 4226 should be used with <br />a constant grading curve between A and B close <br />to B per DIN 1045. If aggregates with other grain <br />distributions are used, a greater quantity of binder may <br />be required. Aggregates with a grading curve between <br />B and C per DIN 1045 require a higher proportion <br />of ASO-SEB. The grain size distributions that should be <br />used with different layer thicknesses can be found in the <br />following table: <br />Grading curve <br />0–4 mm <br />0-8 mm <br />0-16 mm</p> <p>Minimum layer <br />thickness <br />10 mm <br />25 mm <br />50 mm</p> <p>Maximum layer <br />thickness <br />approx. 40 mm <br />approx. 80 mm <br />approx. 160 mm</p> <p>• ASO-SEB can crystalline bind approx. 25 % of its weight <br />to water. Water quantities that exceed this volume must <br />evaporate and therefore delay the readiness to receive <br />tiles and boards! <br />• If the surface of the screed cannot be sufficiently closed <br />when rubbed, this indicates that the proportion of fine <br />grain in the aggregate is too low. A higher quantity of <br />ASO-SEB is required to replace the missing proportion of <br />fine grain! <br />• With rising moisture from the substrate, effective <br />waterproofing is essential prior to laying the screed! <br />• The installation location needs to be ventilated. <br />However, draughts and direct solar radiation should be <br />avoided during application and the hardening process. <br />The indoor temperature and floor temperature must be at <br />least +5 °C during application, and during the following <br />week! Air dehumidifiers may not be used during the first <br />3 days! <br />• Do not add any other cement or binder!</p> <p>• Border, field, building separation and movement joints <br />should be carried over to or installed at the designated <br />location; suitable means (e.g. edge strips) should be <br />used to detach them! <br />• Do not add any additives and substances! <br />• The technical data sheets for the listed products must be <br />observed! <br />• The current relevant regulations are to be observed! So, <br />for example: <br />DIN 18157 <br />DIN 18352 <br />DIN 18531 <br />DIN 18534 <br />DIN 18535 <br />DIN 18560 <br />DIN EN 13813 <br />DIN 1055 <br />DIN 1045 <br />DIN 4226 <br />The BEB data sheets, issued by the Bundesverband <br />Estrich und Belag e.V. [Federal association for screed <br />and covering] <br />The technical information “Interface coordination with <br />heated floor constructions” <br />The ZDB data sheets, issued by the Fachverband des <br />deutschen Fliesengewerbes [professional association of <br />the German tile trade]: <br />[*1] “Bonded waterproof systems” <br />[*3] “Movement joints in cladding and coverings made <br />of tiles and boards” <br />[*5] “Ceramic tiles and boards, natural stone and <br />synthetic stone on cement-based floor constructions <br />with insulation layers” <br />[*6] “Ceramic tiles and boards, natural stone and <br />synthetic stone on heated, cement-based floor <br />constructions” <br />Observe valid safety data sheet! <br />GISCODE: RE 2</p> <p>The rights of the buyer with regard to the quality of our materials are based on our terms and conditions of sale and delivery. Our technical advice team will be happy to advise you in the <br />case of requirements that exceed the scope of the application described here. In order to be binding, a legally binding written confirmation is required. The product description does not <br />release the user from a duty of care. Lay a test area in the event of uncertainty. This version becomes invalid in the event of a new version being issued. <br />4/4</p> <p>WKD/TS/tet/LiW</p> <p>42/19</p>
