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Environmentally conscious dry construction on timber and concrete floors. Ready for use immediately.

Subfloors with dry construction.

The subfloor levels differences in height, provides thermal and impact sound insulation, and gives the flooring a flat, stable base. It is a dry construction: no moisture, no drying time and ready to walk on immediately.

01Properties

What the build-up provides

  • Warm underfoot
  • Comfortable underfoot
  • Natural
  • Ready for use immediately
  • Compression-resistant
  • Vapour-permeable
  • Maximum thermal insulation
  • High sound insulation
  • Fire-resistant
  • Environmentally conscious
  • Reusable
  • Rot-resistant
  • Height-levelling
  • Dry installation
  • Pest-resistant
02Applications

On timber and concrete floors

  • Timber floors

    The usual situation in older buildings. The build-up levels unevenness and reduces floor bounce without adding excessive weight to the structure.

  • Concrete floors

    For new builds and renovations. Thermal and impact sound insulation without a wet screed or weeks of drying time.

  • Renovation

    When build-up height is limited and the existing structure needs to remain. The dry system can be adjusted to the existing height with millimetre precision.

Wood floorboards in a living space
The flooring above
Levelling fill and timber battens during installation
Fill and timber battens during installation
03Build-up

From structural floor to finished flooring

  • 1 · Levelling

    Fill or levelling boards bring the structural floor level, including old timber floors with a slope.

  • 2 · Insulation

    Thermal and impact sound insulation using environmentally conscious materials, vapour-permeable and installed dry.

  • 3 · Load-bearing layer

    Compression-resistant boards as a base for parquet, floorboards or other coverings. Ready for use immediately.

  • 4 · Flooring

    Wood flooring from our own production or your chosen covering, installed as part of the same job.

Karl Hecher at a machine in the workshop
04Advantages over wet screed

Why choose dry construction

No wet screed, no drying time and no second trade: the build-up is matched to the existing height with millimetre precision, and the flooring follows directly.

In renovations, the absence of drying time is often decisive: the room remains habitable and the flooring can follow immediately.

Uneven floor, limited build-up height.

Describe the situation to us. A dry floor system will often provide the solution.

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