floor and wall screeds ,

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heavytrevy

just a quick poll to see who does screeds and what type.

Also if replying in this thread let me know whether your a freehander or formworker or both ?
Trev
 
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interesting post heavy afraid I'm from old school can freehand follow boxing curve walls something all tilers should try and learn makes you appreciate a flat floor or a shower base thats level around perimatre
take it you have it covered heavy :8:
 
As Jay I am old school, been screeding from age of 15. Now 58:yikes: in UK we call wall work Rendering, floor work screeding.😳 now I've let everyone know I'm an old b****r
 
Anhydrite self compacting free flowing floor screed
 
i can floor screed in sand and cement. level, to falls, envelope etc etc
i can render walls using traditional screeds or free ruling, barrel ceilings, curved floors the list goes on..

to be fair, wall and floor tiling, stone work and substrate prep are seperate areas over here as a general rule of thumb but there are lots of the old school tilers on here who will have doen the lot over the years...the tiling trade in the uk is one of the few trades which is actually expanding now, which is great news because it needed it with the economy the way it is now. the the modern tiler needs to be able to push the nose of the plasterer and plumber out of their patch because if they dont, they'll do it to them as you are already witnessing.

Ed... ps i am a huge fan of the aussie style apprenticeship and what it delivers! your apprenticeships are what ours used to be like..
 
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Screeding and rendering, something we used to do for the tilers in big commercial shower areas many years ago is make everything square, plumb and the walls parallel with render.
 
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