Maintenance Suggestions
Maintenance starts after paving. The catalogue guidance focuses on removing abrasive residue, first cleaning after grout, daily cleaning and safe testing of cleaning products before wider use.
Catalogue-Based Guide
Maintenance starts after paving. The catalogue guidance focuses on removing abrasive residue, first cleaning after grout, daily cleaning and safe testing of cleaning products before wider use.
Advantages And Scenes
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Structure
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| No. | Layer or component | Planning note |
|---|---|---|
| First cleaning | 4-5 days after laying and caulking | Complete before using the floor, and no later than 10 days after installation. |
| Acid dilution | 1:10 to 1:4 cold water | Use only when needed and according to manufacturer instructions. |
| Wait time | About 2 minutes | Do not let the cleaner dry completely before removal. |
| Grease residue | Organic or alkaline solvent, pH over 9 | Rinse carefully after cleaning. |
| Avoid | HF, wax, polish and unsuitable abrasives | Protect polished, glossy or sensitive surfaces by testing first. |
Construction Guide
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Remove sand, grit and abrasive residue as much as possible to reduce the risk of tile-surface damage.
Before first cleaning, wet the tile surface and especially the joints. Grout is generally not acid resistant.
Spread the prepared cleaning solution, wait about 2 minutes and do not let the cleaner dry completely.
Use a scrubber with a non-abrasive disc, wet vacuum or manual cleaning method, then rinse thoroughly. Clean tight corners by hand.
Use hot water with a soft cloth or sponge. Add neutral detergent when needed and use industrial machines only with manual detail cleaning.
Use suitable organic or alkaline solvent with pH over 9 for grease residue, then rinse carefully.
Avoid soaps that leave films with hard water, and do not use products containing waxes or polishes.
Metal strips and inserts should not be used in salt-air areas or places subject to constant submersion.
Certification References
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Catalogue reference for national compliance and unified certification rules.
Quality management system aligned with ISO standards developed by ISO/TC176.
Standards used internationally for materials, products, systems and performance guidance.
Product conformity assessment for free circulation in the European Community market.
International certification network with member bodies across Asia, Europe and the Americas.
International design award reference included in the catalogue certification section.
Certification recognizing capability in technology innovation, research and development investment.
Project Notes
Use these notes during sample confirmation, quotation and installer coordination.
Before using any non-neutral cleaner, test on an unpaved tile or a small hidden installed area, especially for textured, ground or polished products.
Metal connectors and strips are recommended for interior floors and walls. If cement-based adhesive is used, remove visible excess immediately with a soft sponge.
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