Floor levelling (screed and latex)

Screeding involves applying a layer of cement-based material to level uneven floors or create a smooth surface for final floor coverings. It’s commonly used in both residential and commercial settings to prepare subfloors for various finishes.

Latex floor levelling, on the other hand, uses a mixture of latex and self-levelling compounds to achieve a perfectly smooth and even surface. Latex is particularly effective for correcting minor imperfections, providing flexibility and durability.

Both methods are ideal for ensuring a stable, even base that enhances the longevity and appearance of your flooring.

Why Use Screeding and Latex Floor Levelling?

• Create a Perfectly Level Surface : Uneven floors can cause issues when installing tiles, carpets, or wooden flooring. Screeding and latexing ensure a smooth, level base, essential for achieving professional results.
• Durability and Stability: These methods provide a solid foundation, reducing the risk of movement or cracking in the final floor finish over time.
• Time-Efficient: Latex floor levelling compounds are fast-setting, meaning you can install your final flooring sooner.