Visible screw

Precision· Resistance· Trust

Why use this system?

The visible screw system is the most direct and structural solution for the installation of tropical wood flooring.

It allows firm fixation, total control during assembly and optimal resistance in residential and professional projects.

Before Installing

Surface

  1. Clean, dry, level subfloor with humidity ≤ 12%.

  2. Possibility of levelling with mortar, wedges or plots.

  3. Ensure ventilation between the floor and slats.

  4. Minimum slope of 1.5% towards the outside.

  5. Spacing between slats of 4–5 mm.

Material

  1. Acclimatize the slats 48 hours before installation, without direct contact with the ground.

  2. Use specific hardwood tools .

  3. Always drill before screwing.

  4. Use stainless steel screws.

  5. Recommended: grooved slats on stairs or wet areas.

Surface map

Direct structural fastening

Maximum mechanical strength

Full control during installation

Ideal for high-traffic projects

Steps to perform installation

LAMAS

STEP 1 TROPICAL WOOD INSTALLATION WITH VISIBLE SCREW

STEP 1

First slat

Place the first slat on the aligned and level substructure as a reference for the entire installation.

STEP 2

Pre-drilling

Drill each attachment point before screwing to avoid cracks in the wood.

TROPICAL WOOD INSTALLATION VISIBLE SCREW 2
TROPICAL WOOD INSTALLATION VISIBLE SCREW 3

STEP 3

Attachment

Screw with stainless steel screw at each perforated point ensuring a firm and durable hold.

PERMEABLE TERRAIN

PERMEABLE GROUND MT STEP 1

STEP 1

Preparation and clearing of the land

Prepare the ground correctly level and remove 15 to 20 cm of soil.

STEP 2

Placement of the geotextile barrier

Place a geotextile fabric at the bottom of the slope to prevent weed growth.

PERMEABLE TERRAIN TROPICAL WOOD STEP 2
PERMEABLE TERRAIN TROPICAL WOOD STEP 3

STEP 3

Structural base and leveling

Fill the terrace with stabilized material of different grain sizes and place concrete blocks to fix the battens on top, making sure everything is level.

STEP 4

Slope Formation and Drainage

Plan a slope to avoid water stagnation between distances.

PERMEABLE TERRAIN TROPICAL WOOD STEP 4

CONCRETE SLAB

CONCRETE SLAB INSTALLATION

STEP 1

Concrete Base Preparation

A properly leveled concrete slab with an incline is required for water flow.

STEP 2

Placement of the battens.

The battens must be placed in the direction of the water flow.

CONCRETE SLAB INSTALLATION
CONCRETE SLAB INSTALLATION

STEP 3

Fixing and separating battens

The battens must be fixed respecting the indicated distance.

STEP 4

Installation of the terrace slats

Make sure to fix the terrace slats correctly.

CONCRETE SLAB INSTALLATION

Technical documentation