Parquet adhesive · carpet adhesive · levelling compound · coatings
Remove adhesive residue from screed.
Adhesive, levelling compound or coating residue often remains after floor-covering removal. BEICK rents the ROLL RO-300 floor-preparation machine for suitable mineral subfloors in Düsseldorf.
- Work on residue after parquet or carpet removal
- Expose the subfloor for further assessment
- Select tooling for residue and screed
- Use suitable dust extraction
No universal tooling for every adhesive
Grind, mill or assess first?
Thermoplastic, hard and cementitious residue behaves differently. Incorrect tooling may smear, clog or damage screed. Residue, subfloor strength and the required result must be assessed before tool selection. See the ROLL RO-300 rental page.
Inquire about a projectCheck for hazardous substances before grinding
Do not process old adhesives without assessment.
Older adhesives, levelling compounds and coverings may contain hazardous materials. Suspect materials must be tested before mechanical removal. BEICK does not perform hazardous-material analysis.
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Request a machine for adhesive removal.
State the former covering, known adhesive type, screed, area and rental period. Photos help prepare a sensible tooling recommendation.
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