Pegoland^® Fast Fluido C2 FE

Technical Caracteristics

Formulated with high-strength cements, selected aggregates, additives and synthetic resins that provide a rapid return to service and very high bond strength.

Advantages and Uses

• Indoor and outdoor flooring installations
• Bonds every type of ceramic tile Ideal for large-format pieces High water-retention, so neither tiles nor substrates need pre-wetting Excellent initial grab
• Bonds every type of ceramic tile Compatible with porcelain stoneware Tailored for outdoor installation of marble, granite and natural stone (salt-free, fast-drying)
• Suitable for large, high-traffic areas Can be used in cold-storage rooms—rapid hardening
• Flowable product with strong wetting capacity

Suitable Substrates

• Conventional cement-based screeds.
• Overlays on marble, granite, terrazzo, natural stone or any ceramic surface, indoors and outdoors.
• Ceramic installation over radiant-heating floors.
• Substrates must be strong, stable, sound and clean—free from dust, release agents, organic matter, etc. and must have adequate flatness. If necessary, level up to 5 mm with the same product 48 h before tiling.
• For thicker levelling:
  • On screeds, use NIVELAND 10R or PAVILAND SELF-LEVELLING SCREED as required.
• In heat, wind or on very absorbent substrates: dampen the substrate and allow the film of water to disappear before applying.
• Do not apply over paints.
• Outdoor floors must have ≥ 1 % fall.
• Do not apply on gypsum, anhydrite or other sulphate-rich substrates, nor where they may be exposed to water or moisture rich in sulphates.
• All substrates must comply with § 6.4 of UNE 138002.

Application Procedure

• Add water and mix by hand or mechanically until it takes on an even and workable consistency (6.5 to 7 litres per bag).
• Let the mixture stand for 2 minutes and remix.
• Spread the mixed product on the substrate with a trowel to a maximum surface area of 2m².
• Spread with a notched trowel to adjust thickness (see chart).
• Place the pieces on the fresh adhesive, pressing and moving until the grooves are completely crushed and the entire surface of the ceramic is properly adhered, periodically check the stickiness of the adhesive by lifting a previously laid tile, if a non-transfer film appears on the surface of the adhesive, or dehydration of the adhesive, proceed to remove the material and apply a new product.
• Observe construction joints (expansion, contraction, fraction, perimeter corner joints) and the joints between the cement slabs (minimum of 2 mm inside and 5 mm outside).
• After 8 hours, use the appropriate mortar from the MORCEMCOLOR range depending on the type of joint.

NOTE: For better results lay tiles as soon as possible after spreading.

Notched-trowel panel

Recommendations

• The service life of a tiled installation can only be ensured through proper planning. Therefore, always consult the current national standards in each country—e.g., the UNE 138002 standard in Spain, which gives specifications on material selection, correct planning, use and installation in order to achieve the required levels of quality, performance and durability.
• Do not apply below 5 °C or above 35 °C, or when there is risk of frost, rain, strong winds or direct sunlight. Extreme weather (high wind or very high temperature) accelerates drying.
• Ambient temperature, ventilation, substrate absorption and covering materials can alter the working and setting times of the adhesive.
• Never use the “dot-and-dab” method.
• Do not install in areas where standing water may occur.
• Respect all movement joints (structural, contraction, expansion and perimeter) as specified in § 7.8 of UNE 138002. These joints may be handled with prefabricated profiles or filled with a PUMALASTIC-series elastic sealant.
  Sizing of Expansion Joints

Dimensioning of perimeter joints

• On radiant-heating floors, apply only when the substrate is at room temperature (between 5 °C and 30 °C). For radiant-heating floors, the heating must be switched off for at least 48 hours beforehand, and it must be restarted gradually no sooner than 7 days after the flooring has been laid and grouted.
• For overlaying on existing ceramic surfaces, remove poorly bonded tiles and fill any voids with mortar the day before the product is applied. Make sure the old ceramic is free from grease or wax; if necessary, grind the glazed surface until the original shine is lost. If in doubt, carry out a preliminary test to confirm the suitability of the proposed solution.
• For tiles reinforced with a fiberglass mesh on the back, consult the technical department.

Packaging and Storage

25 kg plastic-lined paper bags
Shelf life: 6 months in sealed original packaging, sheltered from weather conditions and humidity.

Technical data

(Statistical data obtained under standard conditions)

Environmental Product Declaration (EPD)

Cement based mortar prepared with aggregates that are supplied close to the production center, which reduces the greenhouse gas emissions that would otherwise arise from their transport. Manufactured in production centers with an Environmental management certified system following ISO 14001 regulation, offering a firm promise of sustainability and respect for the environment.
Cement based mortar with type III ecological label (the most strict) Environmental Product Declaration verified externally by AENOR.

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