Use a piece of GERA moisture barrier parquet foam.

A µm is a unit for measuring length and is generally used to measure the thickness of a material. 1 µm is equal to one thousandth of a millimetre, i.e. 0.001 mm.

No. GERA screed admixtures have been developed for specific applications. They each contain active ingredients that are sometimes not compatible with the active ingredients in our other screed admixtures. We know of screed installers who have set up their own special mixtures for their screeds based on our screed admixtures, but this requires a great deal of experience and patch tests.

This depends on the screed added. Basically, the quantities of GERA screed admixtures depend on the amounts of cement to be used. GERA’s screed admixture data sheets give more specific information on this.

For reasons of economy, different thicknesses of PE films – construction sheeting as it is called – is occasionally required. These films are referred to as standard because they are designed to occupy the space of a standard thickness. The variation is termed sub-tolerance (UT) and is given as a percentage. In the following example, “T200 UT20” is a film that has a thickness of 200 my – 20% sub-tolerance = 160 my.
But be aware – many applications specify particular thicknesses.

That can sometimes be difficult. We recommend commercial adhesive cleaners and patch tests on an inconspicuous spot. We’re sorry, but we had to decide. Do we want the adhesive to stick or do we want the user to be able to remove odd residues of adhesive easily? We opted for the first, because that’s what you expect with these self-adhesive products.

GERA moisture barrier parquet foam is also really good for this.