Self levelling

[widler]

Ha ha ,i started the leveling at 10.30, i had stuff to do , like lay the all the matting

 

[One Day]

It could be the plasterer in me, getting things nice flat and smooth quickly

Definitely an advantage!
Do you also leave big bulges in the corners of the floors like plasterers do on walls?!

 

[widler]

Its the law my friend

 

[One Day]

I don't like working fast. Too much danger of beginning to sweat.
I don't like getting sweaty unless I'm having fun.

 

[White Room]

Ha ha ,i started the leveling at 10.30, i had stuff to do , like lay the all the matting

Thought it might be another heavy session the night before

 

[Andy Allen]

It could be the plasterer in me, getting things nice flat and smooth quickly

Lol ...I nearly choked on my co-co ...

 

[Flintstone]

Any good them large spreaders on a pole? I'd have thought they would just move it from one place to the other? I always pour it consistently then spiked roller it, I've not done vast areas tho

 

[One Day]

ive got an underfloor heating floor to lay. It's nuheat lopro. Basically it's a stuck down egg box type with 10mm pipes flipped in. That I have no problem with.
But I've then to cover it with thier fibre renforced self leveller. Which under normal circumstances would not be a problem. The trouble is this is laid at 25mm thick over a largish floor. There is a full pallet of leveller and I'm unsure how to lay it and mix it fast enough.

Will it be wise to hire a large mixer, or one of us mix and the other one lay.
Look forward to the replies.

I've just got back from site. Actually it looks a good system.
I read the instructions and the castellated panels (similar to beko-tec therm) take 10mm pipe.
The panels are intended to stick - they're sticky-backed - onto the subfloor, which in my case I'm going to level first.
The panel height is 15mm and they suggest a minimum 7mm over the top of the panel.
So it's 22mm ish, but the panel studs will take up the volume too.

 

[Chalker]

Yep.
The same one.

 

[widler]

Any good them large spreaders on a pole? I'd have thought they would just move it from one place to the other? I always pour it consistently then spiked roller it, I've not done vast areas tho

Wouldn't be without it local .
It's a 4ft speedskim , plasterers use them , well skimmers use them , not proper spreads

 

[Flintstone]

I'll check em out!

 

[Qwerty]

I've got a homemade one....... 4ft length of cls screwed to a length of batten as a handle! Works for me!

 

[Flintstone]

Do you not end up just dragging all the slc away from where it was ?

 

[White Room]

Wouldn't be without it local .
It's a 4ft speedskim , plasterers use them , well skimmers use them , not proper spreads

Have actually tried one for skimming...I haven't personally, they seem a bit of faffing around though.

 

[Qwerty]

Do you not end up just dragging all the slc away from where it was ?

No, it works surprisingly well!