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Rayston Floor sport court with Colodur Eco
Engineer notes. Not a blog. A Rayston Floor sport court is a sealed colour layout on prepared concrete. It is not a stadium stand.
Write a Rayston Floor sport court as outdoor resin, not as waterproofing. Krypton magazine NUM.4 (December 2024) names Cervelló, Barcelona, at 980 m² under Rayston Floor PU 20 W Sport. Therefore the photograph of a court is not a bleacher.
What a Rayston Floor sport court actually uses
Cracks were treated with Rayston Flex 3040. The surface was primed with Primer Epoxy 100 (epoxy primer). Then several coats of Colodur Eco (two-component aliphatic polyurethane finish) were pigmented to split the sports areas. A transparent Colodur Eco sealed the field. The magazine does not name Pavifloor on this card.
Athletics tracks on this site schedule Rayston RCB binders. Indoor comfort floors schedule Pavisoft (flexible polyurethane self-leveller). Keep those names off this court. Also keep Rayston Fire E (Euroclass Bs2d0) on stadium stands, not here.
However, a colour layout is not a thickness. Read build from the current TDS. Do not invent kg/m². In addition, outdoor UV is why the aliphatic finish is the body of this particular system as printed.
How to specify a Rayston Floor sport court
First, name outdoor sports traffic. Then name Primer Epoxy 100 and Colodur Eco in the same clause. After that, send line marking to the current sheet. Also size the area on the calculator once consumption is read.
See Colodur Eco, Primer Epoxy 100, indoor and outdoor sports courts, sports areas, and documents. Area: calculator.
Outbound reference: CEN-CENELEC.
A red key is not a football stand. Keep the Rayston Floor sport court on the flooring chapter.
Therefore the current TDS remains the source for overcoat. First name the primer. Next name the aliphatic coats. After that open documents. Also do not borrow a stadium photograph.
These notes do not replace the current TDS, SDS or a written specification. For pack sizes, mix ratio and kg/m², read the current sheet, then the calculator.
