Uncoupling and Heating Systems
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ARDEX UI 720™ FLEXBONE®
Floating Uncoupling Membrane
- True 100% uncoupling
- Up to 50% time savings
- Perfect for use over difficult substrates
Information ARDEX UI 720™ FLEXBONE®
ARDEX UI 720™ FLEXBONE® Floating Uncoupling Membrane is a revolutionary, loose-laid floating system that provides 100% uncoupling. The membrane’s separation from the underlying substrate results in significant time and cost savings through minimal required substrate preparation. ARDEX UI 720 FLEXBONE has a unique bone-shaped pattern with GripLock Technology for the highest level of mortar-to-membrane bond strength. The membrane is constructed of a highly durable, flexible plastic and a laminated, topside glass fiber mesh that contains self-sticking overlaps for easy seam connection. The membrane also contains more than 1,000 perforations per square foot for improved vapor pressure equalization.
Key Features
True 100% uncoupling
Use with porcelain, ceramic, quarry and natural stone tiles
Up to 50% time savings
Helps to prevent grout joint and tile damage
Vapor pressure equalization
Perfect for use over difficult substrates
Ideal for frequently-changed floor coverings
Available in rolls and sheets
Standards
SystemOne
Technical Data ARDEX UI 720™ FLEXBONE®
Sizes and Coverage Available
Roll:
1/8” (3 mm) Uncoupling Mat 39” wide x 65.6’ long (1 m x 20 m long)
Coverage: 215 sq.ft. (20 sq. m)
Individual Sheet:
1/8” (3 mm) Uncoupling Mat 39” wide x 78.75” long (1 m x 2 m long)
Coverage: 21.5 sq.ft. (2 sq.m)
Warranty: ARDEX L.P. Standard Limited Warranty applies.
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Information ARDEX UI 720™ FLEXBONE®
ARDEX UI 720™ FLEXBONE® Floating Uncoupling Membrane is a revolutionary, loose-laid floating system that provides 100% uncoupling. The membrane’s separation from the underlying substrate results in significant time and cost savings through minimal required substrate preparation. ARDEX UI 720 FLEXBONE has a unique bone-shaped pattern with GripLock Technology for the highest level of mortar-to-membrane bond strength. The membrane is constructed of a highly durable, flexible plastic and a laminated, topside glass fiber mesh that contains self-sticking overlaps for easy seam connection. The membrane also contains more than 1,000 perforations per square foot for improved vapor pressure equalization.
Key Features
True 100% uncoupling
Use with porcelain, ceramic, quarry and natural stone tiles
Up to 50% time savings
Helps to prevent grout joint and tile damage
Vapor pressure equalization
Perfect for use over difficult substrates
Ideal for frequently-changed floor coverings
Available in rolls and sheets
Standards
SystemOne
Technical Data ARDEX UI 720™ FLEXBONE®
Sizes and Coverage Available
Roll:
1/8” (3 mm) Uncoupling Mat 39” wide x 65.6’ long (1 m x 20 m long)
Coverage: 215 sq.ft. (20 sq. m)
Individual Sheet:
1/8” (3 mm) Uncoupling Mat 39” wide x 78.75” long (1 m x 2 m long)
Coverage: 21.5 sq.ft. (2 sq.m)
Warranty: ARDEX L.P. Standard Limited Warranty applies.
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Case Studies: ARDEX UI 720™ FLEXBONE®
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Blackfoot Motosports
The Blackfoot Motosports store in Calgary, Ontario recently celebrated its 47th anniversary. An old, epoxy floor with major undulations and some aging LVT was beginning to make their displays less appealing, so the owners decided it was time for an upgrade.
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George Lawrence House, Illinois
Built in 1891, the George Lawrence House underwent a full renovation starting in 2015 to bring the original historic décor back to life. Using extremely rare and expensive tiles from Italy and across Europe, ARDEX was selected solely for the setting of over 2,400 square feet of tile throughout the home.
Case Studies
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ARDEX has been at the forefront of the tiling and flooring industries for over 50 years. ARDEX continue to offer unbeatable quality and cost effective solutions for building projects covering all sectors of business and commerce, such as retail outlets, leisure centres, health authorities, transport premises, art and educational institutions.