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Novoplan® DPL underlayment produces deep-pour single lifts for faster results

MAPEI

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Need a self-leveling compound that can cover up to 4" (10 cm) in a single lift? MAPEI’s Novoplan DPL can go that deep.

Novoplan DPL is a self-leveling, calcium-aluminate-based underlayment and repair mix for interior concrete and engineer-approved floors. This self-leveling underlayment is excellent for leveling, smoothing and repairing interior floors before the installation of flooring systems and coverings. Since it can be poured up to 4" (10 cm) in a single pour, installers can save time and labour.

Novoplan DPL is designed for interior residential, interior commercial, interior heavy commercial and interior institutional installations. With a compressive strength greater than 3,500 psi (24.1 MPa), it is capable of withstanding even the biggest installation demands.

Features and Benefits:

• Up to 4" (10 cm) application thicknesses in a single lift over concrete substrates

• Good flow properties

Uses:

• For leveling, smoothing and repairing interior floors before the installation of flooring systems and coverings

• Interior residential installations (apartments, condominiums and homes)

• Interior commercial installations (office buildings, hotel rooms/hallways, restaurants, cafeterias)

• Interior heavy commercial installations (hotel lobbies, convention centers, airports, shopping malls, grocery stores and department stores)

• Interior institutional installations (hospitals, schools, universities, libraries)



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