ADHESIVES FOR WOOD FLOORS PELPREN PL6 BICOMPONENT ADHESIVE FOR WOOD FLOORS Bicomponent epoxy-polyurethane water-free adhesive, specifically for gluing wood floors of any kind to concrete subfloors or non-absorbent flooring (such as marble, tiles, Palladian flooring and wooden supports) TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS: - Bicomponent - High performance (adherence and tenacity) - Suitable for all types of wood floors - Very easy to spread with a trowel - Water-free SPECIAL PROPERTIES: Emission class as per French regulations. Suitable for underfloor systems WHERE IT CAN BE APPLIED: - Absorbent and non-absorbent flooring - Traditional concrete screeds - Anhydride screeds - Calcium sulphate screeds - Absorbent and non-absorbent subfloors with underfloor heating or cooling systems - Metal materials (test application first) THE FOLLOWING CAN BE GLUED TO THESE SURFACES: - 10 mm non-interlocking solid wood elements (lamparquet) as per the DIN EN 13227 standard - Mosaic parquet as per the DIN EN 13488 standard - (Industrial) solid wood strips as per the DIN EN 14761 standard - Tongue and groove interlocking solid oak wood boards with a maximum width of 18 cm or 20 cm as per the DIN EN 13226 standard - Multi-layer pre-finished floors as per the DIN EN 13489 standard - Ceramic or stoneware elements ADESIV S.R.L. Via delle Rose, 31 - 36061 Bassano del Grappa (VI) - ITALY Tel.: +39(0)424-566 406 - Fax: +39(0)424-566 473 - www.adesiv.it - E-mail: [email protected] ADESIV srl. guarantees that the information provided in these specifications is accurate to the best of our technical/scientific knowledge and experience; we cannot, however, accept any liability for the results obtained by using the products, since the application conditions are beyond our control. We recommend you always verify that products are suitable for your specific requirements. This revised version invalidates and replaces all previous versions.

ADHESIVES FOR WOOD FLOORS PREPARING THE SURFACE The surface to be treated must be compact, dry, clean and free from loose parts such as traces of wall paint, dust, wax and the like, and must be compliant with the DIN 18356 standard. Before laying, always use suitable instruments to verify the humidity of the subfloor and the wood. The humidity of the subfloor must be measured in depth (approx. 2 - 3 cm) using a carbide moisture tester in order to rule out the presence of particularly hygroscopic substances (such as pumice or vermiculite), which could release the moisture contained in them and...