Competence.Work Parquet - 1926 Wood Flooring

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Solvent-containing system: Priming with Rustic Oil. Carefully vacuum clean the remaining saw dust of the sanded parquet floor (grade 120/ 150). Before the oil is applied it is recommend that all horizontally and vertically adjacent areas (e.g. stone floors, carpets) are covered, in order to keep them free of oil stains. – The solvent-containing Rustic Oil is evenly applied on the floor using a broad brush or a rubber blade. On well-absorbing woods (e.g. Beech) the amount applied should be approx. 0.2 l/m 2 . On less-absorbing woods (e.g. Oak, Ash) approx. 0.1 l/m 2 . Furthermore, it is recommended to carry out two wet-onwet cycles with half the amount of oil on well-absorbing floors. – Since the oil is not absorbed evenly over the whole area it is necessary to spread out the oil, i.e. the floor can and must be walked on again in order to disperse the oil from shiny, non-absorbing areas to sections where the floor can still absorb. For this operation a single-disc machine with a polishing pad is used. The oil is polished until no more pad-tracks can be seen and no wet and shiny spots are left (make sure to change the pad when needed). – When working in large rooms it is necessary to divide the working area. This means that only areas, which are small enough are able to be processed within the oil’s open time (approx. 30- 45min) should be oiled at once. <strong>Work</strong>ing in teams allows processing bigger areas at once. – After the polishing the oil-primed surface should be left to cure for at least 16-18 hours and not be walked on. To avoid footstep marks it is recommended to work towards the door. Finishing process with Rustic Oil – The oil-primed area is smoothened with the single-disc machine with a sanding pad (e.g. SIA-pad brown). Remove all the saw dust after this is done. – Application of a thin layer of Rustic Oil using a broad brush or a rubber blade (approx. 0.02-0.05 l/m 2 ). – Spreading out the oil is done the same way as in the priming process, using the single-disc machine with the white polishing pad. Drying the floor is carried out by placing an absorbent towel under the pad and repeating the process until the floor is matt-finished. (Attention: Wet, non-finished areas or oil remains will result in high-gloss spots). – The finished floor should be left to cure for at least 8-10 hours and not be walked on. – After the floor has been left to cure the parquet can be dry-polished in order to achieve a light silk-matt appearance. Solvent-free system: Priming with Rustic Oil Solid 100 – Carefully vacuum clean the remaining saw dust of the sanded parquet floor (grade 120/ 150). Before the oil is applied it is recommend that all horizontally and vertically adjacent areas (e.g. stone floors, carpets) are covered, in order to keep them free of oil stains. – The solvent-free Rustic Oil Solid 100 is evenly applied on the floor using a broad brush or a rubber blade. (Rustic Oil Solid 100 has a strong intensifying effect on the woods natural colour.) On well-absorbing woods (e.g. Beech) the oil should be applied twice with a curing time in between of approx. 16-18 hours. On less-absorbing woods (e.g. Oak, Ash) one application cycle is enough (approx. 0.1 – 0.15 l/m²). – The oil is polished with a single-disc machine with a polishing pad until no more pad-tracks can be seen and no wet and shiny spots are left (make sure to change the pad when needed). – When working in large rooms it is necessary to divide the working area. This means that only areas, which are small enough are able to be processed within the oil’s open time (approx. 30- 45min) should be oiled at once. <strong>Work</strong>ing in teams allows processing bigger areas at once. – After the polishing the oil-primed surface should be left to cure for at least 16-18 hours and not be walked on. Finishing process with Rustic Top-Oil – The oil-primed area is smoothened with the single-disc machine with a sanding pad (e.g. SIA-pad brown). Remove all the saw dust after this is done. 10. SURFACE TREATMENT 87
88 PARKETT-HANDBUCH 10. SURFACE TREATMENT – Application of the water-based Rustic Top-Oil using a roller or a rubber blade (approx. 0.02-0.05 l/m²). – The finished floor should be left to dry for at least 1-2 hours and not be walked on. – After the floor has been left to cure the parquet should be dry-polished in order to achieve a light silk-matt appearance and to protect the floor against dirt. Advantages of solvent-free systems • No contamination of the room’s air with solvents • Accessibility shortly after the finishing process. General advice – Careful: Oil-stained pads and other materials used during the application process must be dried on a non-flammable surface outside and left to cure or disposed of in a non-flammable container because of fire hazard. – In normal climatic conditions (18-24°C resp. 64-75°F and 40-60% air humidity) with sufficient ventilation the finished floor will need 24 - 48 hours until it can be loaded with heavy weights. In this time the floor should not be covered. – During the first few days or weeks one must pay particular attention to moisture coming in contact with the floor (danger of water stains). – All these recommendations refer to the mentioned materials, which are completely harmless once they are dry and have cured. 1. Coarse sanding 2. Fine sanding 3. Vacuum clean the saw dust 4. Apply oil and spread evenly 7. Keep polishing until no more tracks from the pad and wet spots remain. 10. Like when priming, spread out oil until the surface is evenly matt. 5. Make sure it is equally distributed 8. Intermediate sanding and cleaning after a sufficient drying period. 11. The completed floor. 6. Spread oil out to remaining absorptive areas with the singledisc machine 9. Apply oil again for the final treatment.
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