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    Subfloor has a ramp and is unlevel

    I think I 'll need more detail so i understand what you mean. I'm not a builder so my understanding is that you pour screed in the dining room so...
    Post by: Eleohant Nun, Apr 22, 2024 in forum: Subfloor Preparation
  2. Eleohant Nun
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    Subfloor has a ramp and is unlevel

    I'm not sure what that means. When you say screed the ramp out, do you mean pour levelling compound in the dining room to the height of the ramp?
    Post by: Eleohant Nun, Apr 22, 2024 in forum: Subfloor Preparation
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    Subfloor has a ramp and is unlevel

    We recently knocked down a wall between kitchen and dinning room. The floors either side of where the wall are not flush to each other all the way...
    Thread by: Eleohant Nun, Apr 21, 2024, 5 replies, in forum: Subfloor Preparation
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