Notes for the installation of Gardenfloor flooring, 1000x500 mm

Gardenfloor impact absorption rubber plates can be layed on different types of ground: sand, topsoil, lawn, gravel, stabilized ground, concrete, asphalt, etc.

Essential requirement for all the soils is that they are sufficiently compact and leveled, without the presence of sensitive depressions.

During the lay it is preferable to provide, where possible, the installation of the tiles in the ground in order to obtain a single floor between the rubber flooring and the surrounding ground, so as not to create a step. Alternatively, a containment curb can be laid outside the pavement area to highlight it.

The possibilities of laying depend on the type of ground.

Positioning

The Gardenfloor impact absorption tiles have 12 joints for the "H" plastic joints in the 1000x500 mm size, which allow the installer to realize different patterns during the laying phase.

Assembly with plastic joints

1. Given that the ground must be previously compacted and leveled, the first decision is concerning the pattern to be created

2. Take the tile and insert the plastic "H" joint into the appropriate seat, if necessary it is possible to glue with a single-component polyurethane glue

3. The second tile is approached and the end of the "H" joint is positioned in the reference seat

4. Continue with the other tiles until the installation is complete

Note: 4 plastic joints in the long side, for the 1000x500 mm size, and 2 plastic joints in the short side are sufficient for laying, bearing in mind that the weight of each single tile guarantees stability over time.

Assembly with non-allergenic single-use polyurethane glue

1. Take a spatula for glue for floor layer

2. Open the bag containing the single-layer polyurethane glue and pour it into the appropriate container

3. Take the Gardenfloor rubber tile with the surface where there is the pattern

4. Using the spatula, remove the glue and spread it on the tile using the surfaces of the corners and the median outer part (see photo)

5. Place the tile on the concrete or asphalt surface by pressing

6. Continue following with the other tiles until the end of the work

Note: beforehand, the laying area must be carefully cleaned so as not to create a bearing layer (topsoil, sand, etc.) that would not allow the glue to be anchored correctly to the ground.