Prepared substrate → WAKOL MS 262
On a suitable, sound, dry, flat and thoroughly vacuumed substrate, direct application of MS 262 may be permitted. D 3055 helps bind residual dust and even out absorbency; it is not a moisture barrier.
WAKOL below · LOBA above · the decision follows the measurement
The substrate decides which system can even be considered.
This selector is an orientation for the conversation, not a substitute for a measurement or a technical data sheet. Choose the condition, then read the warning and check each product individually.
The right primer → WAKOL Z 610 → MS 262
Adhesive is not a levelling compound. On a suitable mineral substrate, use a primer the system permits, then Z 610 in a layer of at least 2 mm under the parquet, and only after the permitted drying time, MS 262.
WAKOL PU 280 or MS 330 → MS 262
This route is only for a permanently moisture-resistant substrate, residual capillary moisture within the limits of the current TDS, and existing structural waterproofing. Choose PU 280 or MS 330 according to the measurement and the system that follows.
Barrier → bonding bridge → Z 610 → MS 262
On a permitted substrate, combine PU 280 or MS 330, the contact primer D 3045, the levelling compound Z 610 and the adhesive MS 262. Each layer has its own window for the next step.
Never directly with MS 262
Separate mastic asphalt from WAKOL MS 262 with PU 280 or MS 330. Choose the further layers according to the condition and flatness of the substrate and the current technical data sheets.
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Limits that adhesive does not correct.
Moisture has a cause
A barrier coating is permitted only within the TDS limits and is not structural waterproofing.
Flatness is created beforehand
Z 610 at least 2 mm under the parquet; adhesive does not take on the role of a levelling compound.
Substrates are not interchangeable
Cement, calcium sulphate, wood and mastic asphalt each require different preparation.
The time window counts
The next layer must follow within the permitted window or after the prescribed preparation.
Click needs approval
Engineered click parquet is fully bonded only if its manufacturer explicitly permits it.
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