Best Self Levelling Compound

[moomarine]

If your going to 80mm might as well put down a new screed!

I'm only going down 70mm. But thinking I may just screed this area then slc the rest.

 

[LM]

If it's most of the floor I agree completely but if it's only in patches then levelling would be so much quicker. I suppose you need to take into account both options from start to finish, ALL the costs involved, as well as time factor and evaluate it from there

 

[moomarine]

If it's most of the floor I agree completely but if it's only in patches then levelling would be so much quicker. I suppose you need to take into account both options from start to finish, ALL the costs involved, as well as time factor and evaluate it from there

It's a pain because it's in a galley kitchen which is remaining in place and the deepest holes are right by the kitchen cabinets so the slc is going to get underneath. Hard to stop it with the cabinet legs in the way for battens!

 

[hmtiling]

It's a pain because it's in a galley kitchen which is remaining in place and the deepest holes are right by the kitchen cabinets so the slc is going to get underneath. Hard to stop it with the cabinet legs in the way for battens!

expanding foam!

 

[LM]

It's a pain because it's in a galley kitchen which is remaining in place and the deepest holes are right by the kitchen cabinets so the slc is going to get underneath. Hard to stop it with the cabinet legs in the way for battens!

Use a barrier of damp sand and remove it once the leveller has dried

 

[Time's Ran Out]

Fill the deep holes with sand/cement then batten out the edges before you pour the levelling .

 

[hmtiling]

Foam is a lot quicker imo

 

[moomarine]

expanding foam!

Quality!! Thanks! How long do I leave foam before slc? Or straight away ok?

 

[LM]

Quality!! Thanks! How long do I leave foam before slc? Or straight away ok?

Once it's hard, about 30 mins

 

[LM]

Depends on the brand