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cornish_crofter
Just some advice please guys. following on from my previous thread
I've reset all my markers on the floor. I used screws not packers. To try and make the job easier tomorrow I poured and levelled one bag of SLC to sort out the area that wasn't covered last time, and I intend to level out as best as possible what is left tomorrow.
I didn't do it all in one hit as I reckoned I would have had all the SLC trying to run down into the low spot but settling everywhere I didn't want to. I reckon I've now got the floor down to around 4mm variation all over. The area is 9.1m squared.
Although I was going to go for a minimum of 3mm all over I want to try to just bring it up to the highest point if I can - I really don't want to bring the floor level up too much if I can.
I don't have access to a roller but this evening I managed to use a floor scraper to try and move it around. I'll have to see how it's looking in the morning.
I'm hoping just to use some SLC to 'fill the low points' to get a level. Don't mind a few small crevases - that's what tile adhesive and a derby is for :smilewinkgrin:
I've reset all my markers on the floor. I used screws not packers. To try and make the job easier tomorrow I poured and levelled one bag of SLC to sort out the area that wasn't covered last time, and I intend to level out as best as possible what is left tomorrow.
I didn't do it all in one hit as I reckoned I would have had all the SLC trying to run down into the low spot but settling everywhere I didn't want to. I reckon I've now got the floor down to around 4mm variation all over. The area is 9.1m squared.
Although I was going to go for a minimum of 3mm all over I want to try to just bring it up to the highest point if I can - I really don't want to bring the floor level up too much if I can.
I don't have access to a roller but this evening I managed to use a floor scraper to try and move it around. I'll have to see how it's looking in the morning.
I'm hoping just to use some SLC to 'fill the low points' to get a level. Don't mind a few small crevases - that's what tile adhesive and a derby is for :smilewinkgrin: