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Self-leveling compounds
Self-leveling underlayments are used to create a smooth and level surface on top of existing concrete or subfloors. They most often prepare the surface for installation of various floor coverings, such as tile, carpet, vinyl, or hardwood in both residential and commercial settings, including basements, kitchens, bathrooms, and retail spaces.
For flat and even floors
Underlayments that level themselves offer several benefits. They can help correct uneven or sloping floors, fill in low spots, and smooth out surface imperfections. Underlayments also provide a stable and durable foundation for the installation of floor coverings, helping prevent cracks and unevenness.
Self-leveling underlayments are typically made of a blend of cement, aggregates, and BASF additives. When mixed with water, they form a fluid-like consistency that can easily flow and spread across a floor surface. Once poured, a self-leveling underlayment settles and levels itself to create a flat and even base.
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