Victorian Floor -with big hump in middle

[Stonebro2]

Convert 70's bathroom to Victorian Bathroom - 20mm high lump in middle of T&G floor

Would have been a simple job if not for high spot in middle
Overlayed hole floor with Tilebacker and levelled from centre - I never lay a tile until the floor is **** on

 

[Gazzer]

Stunning work there.

 

[afright]

Nice job

 

[robbieraven]

Sweet work Stonebro, what did that cost them if you don't mind me asking. Just I have had a quite few people grumble about price lately.

 

[Stonebro2]

floor labour & materials (not tiles) just over &*&* - quote was&*&* is until saw state of floor - centre went down in a day, border a day, infill to edge and grout, call back to golvpolish. Levelling and replacing defective T&G 3 days

 

[Stonebro2]

I got it bubble flat as well
1.Nomoreply whole floor except 500mm radius a round hump - just so happened thats where all the wires where too
2.Covered hump with mapei fibre glass mesh and screeded with a part bag of rubber crum
3.Using 2m level bedded 100mm wide strips of 9mm Nomoreply (primed both sides - sbr diluted 1:4) (using Weber single part flexi) around perimeter of room - checking level to hump and level around edges where bath was = 20mm rest of room 16-20mm
4.Filled up to edge of 9mm with Mapei Tradeplan Leveller (the best leveller in the world IMO)
5.Tiled
Simples!!!!

 

[charlie1]

Very nice stonrbro! I'm trying to follow how you got the floor flat! , why not just level the whole floor with mapei renovation screed?

 

[Stonebro2]

Yes it was a grand job, but I am not allowed to discuss prices apparently

 

[Stonebro2]

....and does Mapei renovation lay bubble flat, not slump and not hump???
If it does I will maybe give it a go - I have tried so many different levellers I like the Mapei Tradeplan the best.
I'm a bit of a stickler for getting floor spot on first before a single tile goes down

 

[Gazzer]

Renovation screed is great stuff .