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AMtek

Job i'm quoting for at the minute requires the floor to be dug up so it can be re screeded to allow the floor to be formed and be flush with the hall floor when tiled.

I am planning on using an uncoupling membrane bedded into bal greenscreed adhesive then insulation boards, membrane, elec ufh, slc then 600x300 porcelain.

does this sound resonable or has anyone got a better plan?
 

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