by flrscdex2026 | Oct 28, 2026 | FAQs, floor screed, liquid screed
A liquid screed floor can make an excellent base for tiles, but getting the timing right is important. The screed needs to dry properly and the surface may require preparation before the tiling adhesive is introduced. For an Essex house renovation or new build, it is...
by flrscdex2026 | Oct 27, 2026 | FAQs, floor screed
Before traditional floor screed can be ordered, you need a reasonably accurate idea of how much material the project will require. The calculation is based primarily on the size of the floor and the thickness of the screed. While the maths is straightforward, the...
by flrscdex2026 | Oct 26, 2026 | FAQs, floor screed
Floor screed forms the level base beneath many types of finished flooring. Although it may look like a simple layer of cementitious material, different screed systems use different formulations to achieve particular performance characteristics. Traditional screed,...
by flrscdex2026 | Jul 23, 2026 | Uncategorized
Ensuring the correct screed thickness is essential when preparing a floor for tiling. If the screed layer is too thin, the floor may lack strength. If it is too thick, drying times increase. Traditional screed guidelines Typical minimum depths include: Bonded screed:...
by flrscdex2026 | Jul 22, 2026 | Uncategorized
Self-levelling concrete is useful for correcting small imperfections in floors, but it is not suitable for every flooring project. Incorrect use can lead to cracking, weak surfaces or failure of the final floor finish. When large height corrections are needed...
