where SR1 is not achieved just as with any other substrate you can use a smoothing compound. That said the vast majority of flowing anhydrite screeds installed by sensible and reputable contractors do meet SR1 or better.
The last 3 I have tiled (all installed by the same contractor) have been the best floors I have ever tiled. I doubt there's so much as 1mm over 3m deviation.
I've never before tiled 50+sqm in one day!
(I've seen plenty of shocking liquid screeds though!)
The last 3 I have tiled (all installed by the same contractor) have been the best floors I have ever tiled. I doubt there's so much as 1mm over 3m deviation.
I've never before tiled 50+sqm in one day!
(I've seen plenty of shocking liquid screeds though!)
as in all trades there are those who are less than zealous or scrupulous about standards of installation... I think though in the main where they have been trained properly they are mostly ok...
