Shouldn't add water to the mix. That's where the water in the mix has risen to the top, it's stays soft. Before you top that up you'll need to...
Sorry my bad, I have an habit of skim reading whilst at work. I thought you meant a New 50mm slab was laid over the entire area then screeded. So...
Ahh right I've read it wrong, I thought you meant it's had a latex screed ontop of existing 50mm slab. So the 50mm slab was laid fresh/new slab...
If you are stepping on them and water is seeping through then you need to rip the whole floor up especially if it's in random areas and may need...
I was thinking if any areas of the floor screed had started to blow (crack - lifting from the concrete slab)
Depends how easy they come up/how well they are stuck, you'll damage some aswell but yes some could be reused if careful
What boiler do you have? Have you noticed any drop in pressure etc? Have you checked carefully to see of any planks are lifting? Have you...
Solid concrete floor yes? You have any wet ufh system? What was the original leak from?
Sounds like you have more than 1 leak then :D
Last one I did with a 2 block border I charged £30m2 just for the fitting.
Get yourself mapei renovation and flow it on top of your ply, cant go wrong.....:cool:
Id opt for a 6mm or 9mm ply and fibre screed then, least you can get a good float over it
Cirrus will be OK, I would have gone for the connoisseur 8mm. Doing a fair bit of the tomkinson twist ultimate/luxury wool twist lately,...
Do you really need to double up? If the floorboards are in decent state I'd just go with the 9mm. 12mm sheets if you really want to
...and a tacwise coil nailer
Chainsaw for chopping them architraves daz yeah :D I've got a mixture aswell, but mainly makita and dewalt, I've got a 'site' driver that just...
Nextday delivery to Midlands yeah :rolleyes:
Agree with Simon, that'll look battered in 6mth up and down them stairs.
He used 2nd hand underlay :eek:
:D you're the kind of guy to give spacey a heart attack
