Concrete Curing & RH Moisture Control:
Control Concrete Slab Moisture from the Time of Pour
Well Before Floor Coverings Are Installed
Concrete dries at the rate of 25mm per month. This is not only from the time of pour, but from the time the concrete was last wet, e.g. if it has been exposed to rainy weather during construction.
This means the concrete may still have a high moisture content at the time of installing floor coverings. This in turn can lead to delamination, bubbling, or failure of the adhesive.
MARKHAM’s solution for this challenge is to block the porosity of the concrete, immobilising the moisture. It is important to understand that the moisture is not removed, but it cannot move about and cause issues under the flooring.
Integrally in the concrete.
MOISTURE CONTROL & HYIGENE.
OPTION 1: AQURON 2000 MEDI+
Proven & Guaranteed
AQURON 2000 MEDI+ immobilises moisture within concrete, and has been successfully used in Australasia to prevent moisture issues under floor coverings.
Choose AQURON 2000 MEDI+ to provide “curing assistance” and concrete moisture from the time the concrete as poured. As AQURON 2000 MEDI+ is inside the concrete there is no need to re-apply when changing floor coverings in years to come.
AQURON 2000 MEDI+ has been specifically designed to meet the needs of aged care and healthcare floors. In addition to providing moisture control, AQURON 2000 MEDI+ protects against bio-fluid and chemical ingress.
OPTION 2: FLOOR-TECT
FLOOR-TECT System AS1884:2021 compliant system
What is FLOOR-TECT?
This is a two step system of internal moisture control plus a surface primer.
The FLOOR-TECT system combines AQURON 2000 and FLOOREVERDRI primer to provide a fully AS1884:2021 compliant system where required.
Performance Guarantee – Supply & Installation Contracts
This is the full MARKHAM experience providing product supply, installation, QA and finally a project-specific warranty will be offered based on asset condition and extent of works. These performance warranties are typically a minimum of 15 years.
