Screed Floors
Screed Floors.
Types of Screed Floors
- Bonded Fibre Screed.
- Unbonded Fibre Screed.
- Floating Screeds.
- Flo-Screeds.
- Self-levelling Compounds.
Fibre Screeds. ( See Photos )
- The Recommended thickness of fibre screed is 50mm ( 2 inches ) on solid backrounds such as concrete
- 75mm when it is going to be layed on top of insulation and also underfloor heating. This is what is called a floating floor.
Screed floors which are layed on top of insulation and underfloor heating are called unbonded floors, and the insulation must be taped at joints and also covered with 1200 gauge Damp Proof Membrane ( DPM ) to prevent cracking of screed if there is any movement in joints of insulation.
K W Plastering undertake all aspects of screed floors and concreting
- Old floors dug up due to rising damp from lack of or no DPM.
- Preparation and completion of underfloor heating.
- Self-levelling floors in preparation of finishings.
- Concreting internally in preparation for screed floor.
- Concreting externally, Pathways, Driveways etc
All work is completed to the highest standard