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The specified resilient flooring and adhesive require slab moisture and pH checks before installation. Testing has not been completed, but the crew wants to meet turnover. What should happen?

Correct Answer

D) Complete the tests and follow the manufacturer limits

Complete the required substrate checks and compare results with the selected flooring/adhesive system’s limits. Follow an approved correction if results fail; extra adhesive or a turnover deadline does not waive the requirement. ASTM’s public guidance specifically defers required pH evaluation to product and project instructions. Source: https://store.astm.org/f3441-24a.html

Answer Options
A
Install and rely on the adhesive warranty
B
Install only in low-traffic rooms without testing
C
Add extra adhesive instead of testing
D
Complete the tests and follow the manufacturer limits

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Complete the required substrate checks and compare results with the selected flooring/adhesive system’s limits. Follow an approved correction if results fail; extra adhesive or a turnover deadline does not waive the requirement. ASTM’s public guidance specifically defers required pH evaluation to product and project instructions. Source: https://store.astm.org/f3441-24a.html

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