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Page 1: Pageflex Server [document: D-2B93D969 00001] · TOPFLOW SCREED A SKY, THE SHARD, LONDON FLOW SCREED A SKY . 0000/0015 Tarmac's Topflow Screed A Sky is a blend of synthetic calcium

TOPFLOW SCREED A SKY, THE SHARD, LONDON

FLOW SCREED A SKY

Page 2: Pageflex Server [document: D-2B93D969 00001] · TOPFLOW SCREED A SKY, THE SHARD, LONDON FLOW SCREED A SKY . 0000/0015 Tarmac's Topflow Screed A Sky is a blend of synthetic calcium

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Tarmac's Topflow Screed A Sky is a blend of synthetic calcium sulphate binder, selected aggregates, special additives and clean potable water, to produce a pumpable self levelling, flowing screed manufactured to BS EN 13813:2002.

©2015 Tarmac Trading Limited.

THE CHALLENGE

The original specification called for a

site batched screed to be used. The

challenge was delivering regular, small

quantities of screed from our batching

plant to site and then up the jump lift

with minimal disruption. Progressive

Group, who were contracted to install

the screed, required a more logistics

friendly solution which could also

drastically reduce installation times.

The building's busy central London

location meant continuity of material

supply was crucial, as once screeding

has commenced, it is imperative for it

not to be interrupted.

OUR SOLUTION

We supplied our own bespoke

Topflow Screed A Sky mix which was

pumped up 52 storeys. Tests were

carried out to establish the right

blend of materials to cope with the 75

bars of pressure exerted in pumping

the screed, without the material

segregating. The flowing screed

was pumped through a five inch pipe

to most parts of the building. We

contributed to the selection and

modification of the pump to achieve

the best delivery of the product.

Mixer trucks were lined up to ensure

continuous supply of material,

achieved thanks to Topflow Screed A

Sky's minimum of two hours' flow

retention.

RESULTS AND BENEFITS

Tarmac's Topflow Screed A Sky can

be laid in large areas up to 800m2 or

300m2 when combined with

underfloor heating (UFH), achieving

screed thickness as little as 30mm.

Drying times are typically four weeks

shorter compared to a 65mm

sand and cement screed and Topflow

Screed A Sky can be forced dried

when combined with UFH. It has

the added benefit of an average 36%

recycled content.

Product Topflow Screed A Sky Client PROGRESSIVE GROUP LIMITED

Main contractor JOHN SISK & SON AND MACE GROUP

Engineer WSP

Location THE SHARD, LONDON

Date of completion JUNE 2012

For more details contact your [email protected] or call 0800 1 218 218

TARMAC.COM