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The Surface Regularity Of Screeds What You Need To Know

When you are in the process of constructing any building, one of the things that you need to take into consideration is the floors. That may seem obvious, but it is necessary that they should be as flat and level as possible. In order to achieve that, it is necessary to add a layer of screed on top of the substrate, which is usually of concrete, and not the best surface upon which to lay the final floor surface.<br>

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The Surface Regularity Of Screeds What You Need To Know

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  1. The Surface Regularity Of Screeds:WhatYou NeedToKnow

  2. When you are in the process of constructing any building, one of the things that you need to take into consideration is the floors. That may seem obvious, but it is necessary that they should be asflat and level aspossible. In order to achievethat, it isnecessaryto add a layer of screed on top of the substrate, which is usually of concrete, and not the best surfaceuponwhichtolaythefinalfloor surface.

  3. MoreAdvancedLiquidScreed Itismuchfastertolaythansandand cementbecauseitisdeliveredto site ready mixed. So, if you want a liquid screed in Bristol, at UK Screeds we then connect a pump and a hose to the lorry and simply pump the screed on to the substrate. This canbe asmuch as20 times asfastas layingsandandcementbyhand!

  4. It is measured by placing a 2-metre straightedge on the surface and measuring anygapsunderneath with a slip gauge. SR1is High Standard and allows for amaximum gap at any point of 3mm. SR2is NormalStandardandallowsforamaximumof 5mm, while SR3is Utility Standard and allows for 10mm. Because sand and cement screed is laid by hand, it is very difficult to achieve anything better than SR3. However, our liquid screed will always achieve SR2 and in most instances it will be SR1,and it doesn’t getanybetterthanthat.

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