Quarry Tiles, Ceramic & Terrazzo Sub Floors
Some existing flooring materials such as quarry tiles, ceramic or terrazzo may be suitable for the installation of Amtico and Spacia if properly prepared.
- These bases may be sufficiently porous to allow moisture to pass through to the back of the tile, and must be checked for moisture and damp-proofed if necessary.
- Worn and damaged areas must be repaired, including any tiles that are insecure, which must be removed.
- The surface must be thoroughly cleaned of all sealants and varnishes, as well as foreign matter such as oil, grease, wax, etc. It is recommended that a suitable mechanical method is used to prepare the surface, as this will also provide a satisfactory surface to accept under-layment materials.
- A surface damp-proof membrane should then be applied, if required, and finally the sub-floor should be smoothed using a suitable levelling compound. A primer may need to be applied to the DPM for the levelling compound to have sufficient adhesion.
Guides for Installing Amtico on Various Floor Types:
- Installing Amtico With Underfloor Heating
- Damp Proof Membranes and Amtico Flooring
- Installing Amtico on Concrete Sub Floors
- Installing Amtico on New Concrete Floors
- Installing Amtico on Old Concrete Floors
- Installing Amtico on Existing Resilient Floors
- Installing Amtico on Wood Sub Floors
- Mastic Asphalt and Amtico Flooring
- Moisture in Sub Floors
- Quarry Tiles, Ceramic and Terrazzo Sub Floors
Preparation & Installation
- Amtico Installation Guide
- Amtico FAQs (General)
- Amtico Installation FAQs
- Amtico Adhesive FAQs
- Spacia FAQs (inc Preparation, Installation and Maintenance)
- Spacia Click Installation Guide
Maintenance & Care
- Amtico Maintenance FAQs
- Amtico Safety and Maintenance
- Amtico Wear and Care
- Spacia Click Cleaning and Maintenance
- Ask an Expert




