10.
COVING ALTRO
Altro shall be coved up all walls in one continuous sheet.
Do not allow for a separate infill for coving, except for external corners
or where the natural join will fall short of the wall.
Ensure when installing into the cove former that the material
is securely bonded to the radius of the former. Do not allow any voids between
these surfaces.
Should any voids be present, remove section from wall and
cove and re adhere.Always roll all the coved sections with a suitable hand
roller to ensure the correct bond with the contact adhesive and the Altro
safety flooring.

| 10.9 |
Install material
along one side of the external corner. |
| 10.10 |
Using an angle
template cut the material at 45ƒ from the point of the corner. |
| 10.11 |
Fold the material
around the corner. |
| 10.12 |
Use the template
to cut a 90ƒ fill piece from a pre-adhered piece of scrap material. |
| 10.13 |
Groove the back
of the fill piece where it wraps around at the external point of the corner
to aid in forming the corner. |
| 10.14 |
Groove all seams
using the angle template as a guide and heat weld as described elsewhere. |
BUTTERFLY
METHOD
This type of infill requires that the section fitted be cut at a 45ƒ to both
sides of the external corner.
| 10.5 |
Roughly cut the
flooring oversize to meet the required section. |
| 10.6 |
Cut in the back
and front mitre, then, cut out the section to take the make out piece. |
| 10.7 |
Fold in one side
and gradually cut off the surplus material to complete the first part
of the mitre. |
| 10.8 |
Cut in the front
of the external mitre, making sure the natural 'V' is allowed at this
point to allow for correct welding. All other parts of the infill piece
require grooving prior to welding. |
INFILL
BOOT TYPE
This type of infill requires that the piece is fitted to only one side of the
external corner, with the seams at the external point of the corner and on the
floor surface approximately 50mm from the wall.
Note: There is no need to butterfly the internal mitre
at 45ƒ. The finished mitre is cut perpendicular to the floor surface at the
junction of the intersecting walls.
EXTERNAL MITRE
Either the infill boot type or the butterfly type methods
can achieve these. Both require a separate infill piece at the external mitre.
| 10.1 |
Push the flooring
as far as possible into the internal corner. |
| 10.2 |
Make a cut from
the base out to the top of the flooring in line with the mitre. |
| 10.3 |
Fold in one side
and gradually cut off the surplus material to complete the first part
of the mitre. |
| 10.4 |
Fold in the second
side and gradually cut in until the mitre is complete, then heat weld. |
INTERNAL
MITRE
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