Use and Care Manual

TECHNICAL FILE
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Novolistel® 3 Aluminum
Cleaning and maintenance
Indoors Outdoors Wall tiling Flooring Recyclable
Como remate de
peldaño o encimera
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1. Spread a big amount of thin-set mortar on the riser
2. Tile the riser.
3. Then, spread a big amount of thin-set mortar on the tread and align the prole on its vertex (Do not
let overhang, the leverage may remove the step and the tiles). Then press it so the thin-set mortar
passes through the holes of the anchoring wing
4. Place a tile on the tread, align it to the prole and press it to ensure a perfect adhesion. Continue
tiling.
5. Clean the leftover material, remove the protective lm if necessary and let dry
The proles should be cleaned periodically with a soft cloth. If you use a neutral liquid cleaner, you must
rinse the prole with cold water and dry to remove excess moisture.
You can clean the anodized nishes, if dirtiness persists, with a suitable slightly abrasive cleaning pro-
ducts or with specic metal cleaners. The lacquered nishes are more delicate and must be cleaned
with neutral detergents using soft cloths with no abrasive particles that could damage the surface
treatment. You can obtain a polished nish in natural nishes by using specic metal cleaners such as
magic cotton or generic polishers.
In all cases the steel wool, abrasive cleaners, souring products as well as strong acids (hydrochloric
and perchloric),strong bases (caustic soda or ammonia) or carbonated solutions are not recommen-
ded. Citric acid is not recommended because disolves the protective layer of the surface of aluminium.
Waxes, petrolatum, lanolin or similar substances are not appropriate. Solvents containing haloalkanes
(hydrouoroether and chlorinated solvents) and curing accelerators containing chlorides should not be
used (use special accelerators free of chlorides).