http://buildingdefectanalysis.co.uk/flooring-defects/the-problem-with-calcium-sulphate-floor-screeds/ Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Large new homes builders....it doesn’t get any worse. They really don’t give a fuck. They would put your roof on upside down if it was cheaper and...
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Going back to the original post. There is no other option than to do it the right way. I agree the cost of doing it right can lose you the job. I...
Buffers aren’t really grinders. You’ve left off the most important part which is a decent dust extractor or your filling your customers house with...
If I can get in early enough I try to talk the customers into using a hemihydrate screed instead which doesn’t need grinding. Also some of the...
Oh yeah, no problem at all...apart from you have to have a £3000 set up to grind it, then leave it ages to dry, CB test it. Cant use cement based...
Depends how big the job is Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
That’s never coming up anyway then. That will probably out live the nippers lol Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Lol, you sound like a guy I work with Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
F3 plywood down. You horrible man, some young whipper snappers will have to lift that up one day lol Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Make sure the cables are well secure and covered with 10mm of levelling compound or what ever the ufh company spec Sent from my iPhone using...
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Last bit of b and a ply I used looked more like a quaver than a sheet of ply. Awful Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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Cemfloor is a cement based liquid screed. Should dry quicker and less laitance on top. Liquid screeds can go thin but that doesn’t mean they won’t...
If it’s blown or loose a decent bully scraper will lift it quickly. If its fully bonded it’s gonna be a grinder, make sure you get a decent one...
It’s possible to make it better if it’s just that one area. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Yep, poor prep in the subfloor. Should of use thicker ply and more levelling compound or taken out the high spot before prepping. He’s blaming the...
Cool, plenty of work there I would imagine! I think most will agree it’s been pretty busy over here for the last few years and no signs of slowing...
