Tile in one room, engineered wood in another
Thanks Neilydun, I'm in Sheffield. So you're in agreement that it should be taken down to the whiter grittier surface seen in the middle of the hole?
What's the right gear in your opinion Spacey?
Thanks merit - appreciated. Does anyone else have any thoughts too? Surely how a finished anhydrite screed is meant to look is quite a well known...
It's been a working site for the whole time, so brown stuff is probably just foot traffic dirt.
No, UFH turned off 72 hours before any tests done. Here's a pic. The circle is the surface under the pink/brown surface. Is the pink/brown surface...
It's not been flooded, no. Here's 2 photos. First is how the majority of the floor looks. Second is the rougher, whiter patch I talked about that...
We had a 50mm anhydrite screed down over a DPM around 100 days ago. For the first 50 days the conditions were far from ideal for drying @1mm/day...