Tema: Re: traskantis alloc laminatas.
Autorius: Laimis
Data: 2016-07-27 13:57:38
[mikro] rašė:
> 1730-8520 WS

Sub floor that will be flat to within the subfloor must be flat within ½ 
inch over 10 feet but there must be no humps, dips or sudden changes in 
elevation within that distance (This deviation will be a gradual rise in 
the sub floor) that the sub floor will not deflect beyond the above 
3/16’’ over a 10’ area from normal foot traffic and
or furniture.

All Sub Floors Must Be:
Clean – swept or vacuumed and free of dirt and debris
Level/Flat – ½” over a 10’ span (patch depressed areas and sand or grind 
down raised areas) this ½” is to be
a gradual rise or a gradual depression. Structurally Sound – nail or 
screw areas that are loose or squeak
and replace damaged areas that are loose or have been damaged by moisture
Joist spacing- may not exceed 16’’ spread.
Deflection is the amount of movement in the sub floor that is felt when 
you walk on the floor.
Deflection of the sub floor must be held to a minimum. Deflection may 
not exceed the flatness spec. of ½”
over a 10’ area. The deviation in flatness of the sub floor added to the 
deflection of the sub floor must not
exceed 3/16’’ over 10’.
Dry – check moisture in the sub floor (see below) All manufactured 
housing applications require a 6-8mil
polyethylene moisture barrier. See approved “Belly Wrap” Applications 
IPO moisture barrier for all product with preattached
underlayment

Concrete sub floors
Concrete sub floors require a moisture test prior to installation of 
Alloc products. The maximum allowable
reading of a calcium chloride test is 5lbs./24hrs./1000 sq. ft.

Radiant Heat (N/A)
Radiant heat systems must be operating for a minimum of three weeks 
prior to the installation of Alloc
flooring.
The system should be turned off at the time of installation, or if in 
winter, should be set at exactly 65 degrees
Fahrenheit for a minimum of 48 hours prior to installation. After the 
installation is complete, or when turning
on the radiant heating system from a cold start, the operating 
temperature can be increased by a maximum of
5 degrees Fahrenheit in a 24-hour period. The maximum allowable surface 
temperature for Alloc floors is 80
degrees
Fahrenheit. This is equivalent to 60 watts per square yard – remember 
that rugs placed over the floor will
increase the surface temperature under them. Alloc floors are not 
suitable for installation over radiant heating
systems that otherwise expose the floor to wide variations in 
temperature. An approved Alloc moisture
barrier (specs = 1/16”@
25% comp. >5.7PSI; 1/8”25% comp.>7.12”PSI) is required over radiant heat 
floors.

Na ir užsiknisau cituoti:
http://www.alloc.com/usersimage/section/10/install.pdf