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Laticrete Supercap SC500 Self-Leveling Underlayment Pump Truck System
LATICRETE SUPERCAP, LLC
03 54 00 Cast Underlayment
The Laticrete Supercap System is great for flat floors, shortening schedules, and safer job sites. With the system of premium self-leveling underlayment (SLU) and patented mobile blending unit, Laticrete can correct concrete deflection to an extremely flat specification at a quick rate.
The company's solutions are well documented in renovation projects. In some cases, the system can bring 100-year-old floors into spec, allowing modern build-outs. This allows the following trades to maximize their efficiency. In addition, this method does not tie up lifts or create harmful silica dust, making for a safer job site. Laticrete Supercap is the only system of its kind in North America.
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Learn More About the LATICRETE SUPERCAP SystemHarvard University Dormitories Renovation
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Phone: 1-866-704-2247
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jrizzo@laticrete.com
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