Die Drybackböden von Check One

The professional floor

Vinyl floors that are laid using adhesive are known as adhesive vinyl floors or dryback floors. These floors consist of several layers of vinyl that are bonded together to form a plank during production. As adhesive vinyl is glued directly to the subfloor, it does not slip even under very heavy loads. Accordingly, adhesive vinyl flooring is particularly suitable for commercial areas that are highly frequented and subject to above-average wear. As they have an overall usage class of up to 42, they can be found in the industrial sector, in shop fitting and at trade fairs and events.

dimensionally stable

resistant

healthy living

quiet and warm

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It all depends on the right preparation

To ensure that adhesive vinyl floors ultimately deliver what they promise, they must be glued down correctly. This first requires thorough preparation of the floor itself. In addition to dirt, any unevenness must also be removed. If the subfloor is particularly uneven, it is advisable to sand it down, as the unevenness could otherwise show in the adhesive vinyl. Next, the adhesive is applied to the subfloor, whereby it is particularly important to spread it neatly and evenly. The vinyl floor is now carefully laid. Once this has been done, a certain drying time must be observed during which the floor must not be walked on. This usually depends on various factors. These include the room temperature, the humidity and the type of adhesive used.

The all-round carefree floor

Whether in industry, in busy commercial areas or at home - dryback vinyl floors that are glued down are versatile. They are very robust and extremely hard-wearing, which is why they are particularly popular in high-traffic areas. With a maximum thickness of 2.5 mm, adhesive vinyl floors are ideal for refurbishments and renovations.

Top reasons for dryback floors

Due to the full-surface bonding, the floors remain dimensionally stable even under heavy loads and do not slip. The bonding prevents the floor covering from shifting.
The bonding makes the dryback floors 100% suitable for damp rooms and suitable for bathrooms and kitchens. They are even ideal for rooms with floor-to-ceiling windows and conservatories.
Adhesive vinyl floors are characterised by their healthy living properties, as they are phthalate-free. As they are used in rooms where many people come together, it is an advantage that they are very easy to clean and hygienic.
Adhesive vinyl makes sense in terms of footfall and walking noise. The covering and subfloor form a solid unit, which leads to a reduction in walking noise and therefore an improvement in room acoustics.
The heat from the subfloor is transferred directly to the vinyl flooring. This property makes it interesting for rooms equipped with underfloor heating. The floors are also naturally warm to the feet.