Roberts EcoFlo Rapid Drying Self-Leveller

SKU: MJ-Roberts-EcoFlo-20kg
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Roberts EcoFlo Rapid Drying Self-Leveller smooths concrete substrates from 1 to 30mm thick with excellent flow and no shrinkage or cracking, ready for flooring in around 12 hours.

Description

Roberts EcoFlo Rapid Drying Self-Leveller smooths new and existing internal concrete substrates from a thin 1mm skim up to a substantial 30mm build, developing a smooth, even surface with genuinely high mechanical resistance rather than just a cosmetic finish. Classified CT-C30-F6 under EN 13813, it’s rated for real compressive and flexural performance, not just self-levelling flow.

Speed is the other headline figure: flooring installation can begin roughly 12 hours after application, and the surface hardens enough to walk on after just 2-3 hours — a genuine advantage on a job where the levelling step would otherwise be the schedule bottleneck. Correct priming is essential to that result: porous substrates take a diluted coat of Roberts R48 Universal Primer, while non-porous surfaces like burnished concrete or ceramic tile need a neat, undiluted coat instead.

Technical Specifications

Thickness range 1-30mm per coat
Classification CT-C30-F6 (EN 13813)
Mixing ratio 20kg bag with 4.6-4.8L clean water
Pot life 15 minutes at 23°C
Walkable 2-3 hours at 23°C
Flooring installation Approx. 12 hours at 23°C
Coverage 12m² per bag @ 1mm; 4m² per bag @ 3mm
Shelf life 12 months, unopened, dry storage off the ground
Packaging 20kg bags

Where to Use

  • Levelling new and existing internal concrete substrates before carpets, resilient flooring, linoleum, timber or tile
  • Terrazzo, ceramic, natural stone and magnesite floors
  • Underfloor heating systems
  • Internal use only — not for particle board or strip timber flooring

How to Apply

  1. Prepare the substrate — dry, sound, clean, free of wax, grease, old adhesive and high moisture; mechanically prepare if required.
  2. Prime — apply Roberts R48 Universal Primer, diluted 1:2 for porous substrates or neat for non-porous ones, and allow to dry (approx. 2 hours at 23°C).
  3. Mix — combine one 20kg bag with 4.6-4.8L clean water using a drill and mixing paddle for approximately 3 minutes to a lump-free consistency.
  4. Apply — spread in one coat from 1mm to 30mm using a gauge rake, spreader, trowel, or pump for larger areas, within the 15-minute pot life.
  5. Allow to cure — walkable after 2-3 hours; ready for floor coverings after approximately 12 hours.

Important Notes

  • Do not overwater the mix — excess water causes bleeding, separation and reduced bond and tensile strength.
  • Not suitable for particle board or strip timber flooring, or application over expansion joints.
  • Do not allow contact with water during or after curing, and do not apply to substrates subject to rising dampness.

Key Features

  • Rapid drying self-levelling compound, 1-30mm build thickness
  • CT-C30-F6 classification to EN 13813
  • No shrinkage, cracking or crazing across the full thickness range
  • Flooring installation can begin approximately 12 hours after application
  • Pump-applicable for larger jobs
  • Supplied in 20kg bags, mixed with 4.6-4.8L water

Additional information

Weight 20 kg
Dimensions 50 × 35 × 10 cm
Size

20kg

Range

Floor Preparation, Self Levellers

Variation

Rapid Setting

Frequently asked questions

How thick can Roberts EcoFlo be applied?

From 1mm up to 30mm per coat, with high compressive and flexural strength and resistance to indentation and abrasion across that range.

How soon can flooring go down after applying EcoFlo?

Approximately 12 hours at 23°C, though the surface hardens enough to walk on after just 2-3 hours.

Does the substrate need priming first?

Yes — porous substrates are primed with Roberts R48 Universal Primer diluted 1:2 with water; non-porous substrates like burnished concrete or ceramic tiles get a neat, undiluted coat.

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