Achieve a flawless finish with Sikafloor -360 Level Fibre Self Levelling Floor Compound, a next-generation, fibre-reinforced formula engineered for deep-fill applications on both concrete and timber substrates. Designed to replace the trusted Everbuild 720 Febflor FibrePlus, t... Read More
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Achieve a flawless finish with Sikafloor -360 Level Fibre Self Levelling Floor Compound, a next-generation, fibre-reinforced formula engineered for deep-fill applications on both concrete and timber substrates. Designed to replace the trusted Everbuild 720 Febflor FibrePlus, this advanced compound delivers superior performance and compatibility with underfloor heating systems.
With its smooth, free-flowing consistency and extended open time, Sikafloor -360 makes levelling effortless; simply pour, trowel, and let it do the hard work. It sets firm in as little as 4 hours and is ready to receive floor coverings after just 8 hours under standard conditions. Suitable for depths ranging from 3mm to an impressive 60mm in a single application, it provides exceptional strength and a perfectly even base for timber floors.
20kg offers a coverage of approximately 4.3m² at 3mm (standard), depending on the porosity of the substrate.
Please note:
Question:
Will this product adhere to a fibreglass roof where I need to adjust the build up to 15mm thickness in a corner by a redundant outlet, to adjust the falls? Will then seal over with another layer of fibreglass on top. Would this work or is it likely to crack away from the existing 12 years old fibreglass substrate? Or what product is best in a 2.5m x 1.5m triangular section with average build up of 6.0mm tapering from 15mm to zero?
Answer:
The Sikafloor -360 Fibre Self Levelling Floor Compound is designed for internal floor preparation and may not be ideal for the application you described. Its use on a fibreglass roof could result in issues such as differential movement between the old GRP and the levelling compound, potential cracking due to thermal expansion and contraction, and difficulty achieving a reliable bond between the cured self-leveller and new GRP laminate. Instead, you might consider the following options: Option 1: Epoxy Resin Mortar or GRP-Compatible Filler. This can be used to build up the falls and bonds extremely well to properly prepared GRP. It has similar performance characteristics to the new laminate and can be feathered from zero to 15mm. This option presents a low risk of cracking under a new GRP overlay. Option 2: Tapered Roofing Grade PU Board. If the area is large enough, mechanically bond a tapered piece of PIR insulation or foam board, then overboard and re-laminate. This is often how commercial flat roof falls are corrected. Option 3: Resin and Filler Mix. Many GRP roofers simply make up a thickened resin mortar using roofing resin and fillers to create localised falls around outlets before applying a new laminate. It's always best to consult with a professional roofer or the technical team of the product manufacturer for the best advice based on your specific circumstances.
Question:
when mixed with water is it still suitable for under floor heating ?
Answer:
On substrates where underfloor heating is in place,
switch off the heating for 24 hours before, and until
24 hours after, the application
Question:
Can this product 708 Feb flor be used externally on a concrete driveway to got rid of water pooling
Answer:
No, This would not work
Question:
Is it ok to go over underfloor heating pipes water not electric?
Answer:
Unfortunately the 708 cannot be used to embed any underfloor heating system I'm afraid as it lacks the flexibility needed.
Question:
Is this OK to a concrete patio base that I'm going to put interlocking decking tiles on?
Answer:
Yes this would be suitable.
Question:
Can an average joe come and get supplies from you please?
Answer:
Anyone can order online with us you do not need to be trade.
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