One of the main reasons screeds are used today
is that they are incredibly effective at levelling a floor surface so that it
is completely smooth and achieving a certain finish. Screeds are also a perfect
partner for underfloor heating systems, allowing heat to be evenly regulated
and distributed.
If you are thinking about commissioning
your own floor screed installation as part of your home renovation or
commercial property build, you’ll need to consider how the floor is prepared so
that the desired effect is achieved. Here’s what you need to know about
preparing your floor for liquid screed.
Preparing
the Floor
With liquid screeds of all types, it’s
essential that the floor is prepared correctly so that the desired effect is
achieved and there are no inconsistencies that could lead to cracking later.
The floor will typically consist of thick
layers of insulation that the screed will lay on top of and its crucial that
this whole structure is stable and strong before any screeding work is carried
out. If any of the insulation boards are wobbly or uneven, this can massively
impact the surface of your eventual floor and potentially the structural
integrity of any kitchen fittings.
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