Choosing Floorfixx: the right solution for every situation
In renovation projects, you need to move quickly. The subfloor is not always perfectly even, wet levelling takes time, and the schedule leaves little room for delays.
With Floorfixx, you use a dry levelling system that quickly creates a smooth, stable and insulating underlay. You can move straight on to the floor finish while adding extra comfort through sound reduction.
But which Floorfixx should you use, and when?
In this article, we guide you step by step in making the right choice.
Which floor finish are you installing?
| Â | Vinyl (sheet) | LVT Dryback | LVT Click | Carpet tiles | Linoleum | Parquet | LVT Rigid with underlay |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Floorfixx fini | ✓ (floating) | – | ✓ | – | – | – | ✓ |
| Floorfixx smart | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | – | ✓ |
| Floorfixx regular | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | – | ✓ |
| Floorfixx comfort | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
Below, we explain the differences.
Floorfixx fini (8 mm)
For residential use and light applications with Vinyl
Not every application calls for the heaviest solution. Floorfixx fini is a smart choice for homes and light project environments in combination with vinyl, LVT Click or LVT Rigid with an integrated underlay. Thanks to handy lap joint, the underlay becomes insulating, smooth and ready to take loads straight away. The boards are already pre-joined, allowing you to work efficiently and finish quickly.
Floorfixx fini is particularly suitable when loads are limited and you want to create a clean, solid base quickly under vinyl or click systems.
Floorfixx smart (8 mm)
For fast renovation with wide applicability
Floorfixx smart was developed for those who want to work efficiently: thanks to the handy lap joint, you can install an insulating, smooth underlay in a short time that is ready to take loads straight away. The pre-joined boards help you keep moving and finish quickly.
Floorfixx smart is suitable under LVT Dryback (from 2.5 mm), LVT Click, vinyl, carpet tiles, linoleum and LVT Rigid with underlay. This makes it a versatile choice for renovation projects.
In combination with Floorfixx edge strips, you can start neatly along the wall and minimise cutting waste.
Floorfixx regular (9 mm)
For project applications and higher loads
Floorfixx regular works according to the sandwich principle with interactive adhesive. This allows you to transform almost any base floor in a short time into a smooth and stable underlay.
Suitable for LVT Dryback, LVT Click, carpet tiles, linoleum, vinyl and LVT Rigid with underlay. Floorfixx regular is a strong choice when additional stability is required, for example in projects with heavier foot traffic or more intensive daily use.
Floorfixx comfort (10 mm)
For high-traffic locations and underfloor heating
In projects where higher demands are placed on the floor construction, such as high-traffic locations, Floorfixx comfort provides additional stability within the build-up. Floorfixx comfort is also designed for use in combination with underfloor heating.
Suitable for LVT Dryback, LVT Click, carpet tiles, linoleum, vinyl, engineered parquet and LVT Rigid with underlay.
What all Floorfixx variants have in common
 Whichever option you choose, you always work with a dry levelling system that:
- is immediately ready for floor finishing
- creates a smooth and stable underlay
- contributes to sound reduction and comfort
- is ideal for renovation projects
Need help choosing the right solution?
The right Floorfixx depends on the subfloor, floor finish, expected load and project type.
Would you like to discuss a project or a specific application? We are happy to think along with you about the right Floorfixx solution and how to make the most of the range within your customer base.
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