Simply place a solid and flat base for your floor yourself with the Staenis grid
and obtain a professional floor construction without experience.

The Staenis grid is a self-build system for small surfaces and makes it possible to easily create your living space, bathroom, attic, garden house and terrace floor structure yourself.

Can be covered with many types of floor coverings

Insulating - lightweight - draining - quick drying - circular

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This is how you start

Types of floors

Easy as 1,2,3

1. Place

Placing the Staenis grid with screed, insulation screed, drainage mortar or dry fillers

A modular grid system, consisting of slats and height-adjustable legs, which are super-easy to level.

2. Fill in

Fill in the Staenis grid with screed, insulation screed, drainage mortar or dry fillers

Choose between screed, insulating screed, drainage mortar or dry fillers. This way you can immediately tile it or screw on an OSB sheet first.

3. Flatten

Simply level the Staenis grid using the guide bars

When damming and levelling, you can always follow the height of the Staenis grid without any effort.

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The Staenis grid

Placement on several days possible

You can pause the screed work and resume it later, without having to place an expansion joint*. (*)

Do you have to leave urgently? No problem, finish a square and you can continue later.

Do you install your screed in several working days? Work in an L shape, so that the drying can be more uniform.

End result

Can be covered 'directly'

When using screed, tileable insulating screed or drainage mortar.

Can be tiled directly or covered with tiles, parquet, etc.

Tegel gelijmd met tegellijm op chape met Staenisrooster

OSB as an intermediate layer

When using insulating screed and dry fillers.

Applications

Small spaces: You are always cheaper, in spaces smaller than 40m², by installing your screed yourself with the Staenis grid.

Chape as a filler with underfloor heating

Large spaces: The Staenis grid with screed protects your tiles. You almost no longer have to place expansion joints and an uncoupling mat is unnecessary.

Terrace on the ground: If your surface is permeable to water, you can use screed in the Staenis grid to place your terrace at a perfect slope.

Drainage mortar as a filler for a terrace

Terrace with concrete slab: Is there already a concrete slab and you don't want to get moisture damage to your tiling? Then you use drainage mortar as a filler in the Staenis grid.

Upstairs: Create a very light and insulating surface with a floating floor covering.

Low construction height: Create a very light and insulating surface on which you can glue tiles after a few days of drying.

Circular: By using aerated concrete, the dry floor becomes more load-bearing and sounds better acoustically when you walk on it.

Like wooden structure: In this project, the Staenis grid is used as a wooden grid. Extra legs are placed for extra carrying capacity.

Fermacell floor plate with leveling granules

Dry floor: A standard dry floor with leveling granules tends to sag over the years, with the Staenis grid the floor always remains at the correct height.

Aerated concrete leveling granules with insulation boards

Fill layer: You can also use the Staenis grid in combination with aerated concrete leveling granules as an environmentally friendly filling layer under insulation boards.

DIY = Satisfaction

Place your floor structure when it suits you. This way you don't have to wait for anyone and you avoid delays, but above all you get great satisfaction when you see the result at the end.

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Technical solutions

10 x stronger

Cracks, sagging, loosening, etc... of the floor are eliminated by dividing the floor structure into very small fields of 0.25 m2. Due to the division, you no longer need expansion joints (with the exception of doorways) and an uncoupling mat. Tested by Ghent University, with control of the BBRI.

with screed View the technical advantages in detail

10 x lighter

This by applying insulating screed in the Staenis grid. The insulating screed can be tiled directly (tile version) or an OSB can be fixed to the grid.

With insulating screed

10 x less CO2 emissions

This by applying dry fillers, as opposed to a traditional screed. The circular floor structure with Staenis grid is removable and can be reused without waste.

With dry fillers

10 x more durable

By combining the Staenis grid with a draining filler, you ensure that moisture and tension do not affect the lifespan of your new terrace and you go for a correct terrace construction.

With drainage mortar View the technical advantages in detail