Use Underfloor Heating Additive in Screed: Tips & Tricks

A customer asked for clarification about the use and quantity of the underfloor heating additive when preparing screed in the silo supplied by Staenis. A Staenis employee explained that at the start of the mixing process in the silo, water, cement, and screed are added, together with the underfloor heating additive, which is added drop by drop.

After preparing a wheelbarrow of screed, it can be checked how many centiliters of additive have been poured from the bottle and whether this corresponds to the recommended amount on the packaging of the additive. The employee also emphasized that the amount of water may need to be adjusted because the additive means that less water is needed.

At the end of the mixing process, the screed must be firm enough to form snowballs without falling apart or being too liquid.

The employee invited the customer to contact them with any further questions. For more information about Staenis and their products, visit their website: www.staenis.com.

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