New kitchen floor - sealer / SLC?

[MattW]

Hi all,

We've just had a new kitchen extension built (25 sq m) which had a trowelled 3" concrete screed layed two weeks ago. The trouble is that the surface of the screed is getting slightly damaged by foot traffic etc and I want to protect it / seal it. There's also a slight low point by the doorway that the screeder painted his way out of which will need SLC.

I don't think I'll be able to get a tiler in before the kitchen is fitted (only 10 days away). Is there a durable sealer / compound that I can use on a two week old quite dusty screed - at the moment I'm about to loose lay hardboard on the floor to try and protect it.

Any advice appreciated!
cheers
Matt

 

[diamondtiling]

Hi Matt, I would protect it with the hardboard and let the tiler seal it when he/she starts the floor. It may still have a bit of drying to do and sealing it will slow this down.

 

[Diamond Pool Finishers]

yes i agree with diamond ,protect it with board but leave it at least another week so it's three weeks old before tiling minimum m8, and tiler will seal it before tiling

 

[MattW]

Thanks for the replies guys - I've just boarded it

 

[White Room]

Once your've lifted the boards give it time for the moisture to evaporate

 

[MattW]

Once your've lifted the boards give it time for the moisture to evaporate

Will do.
Thanks whitebeam.