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Technically there is no real issue with this provided you can guarantee that the screed will acheive the sort of strength you would need i.e. C10 Mcc 175 (Gen 1 concrete) but bear in mind the screed will need to be controlled against cracking i.e. reinforcement. At 80mm depth you would be far better using a concrete with a coarse aggregate fraction which will provide a much more stable floor.

Other thing to consider if you are looking for building regs approval only a few authorities will allow this method

insulation is another issue but not constructionally speaking
 

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