Floor screeding guides
Straight answers from a working screeding contractor: drying times, depths, costs and choosing the right screed.
- Floor screed thickness: how deep should screed be?Bonded 25–40 mm, unbonded from 50 mm, floating from 65 mm: why screed depth depends on what is underneath it.2 min read
- Liquid screed vs sand and cement: which is right for you?Liquid screed is flatter, faster to lay and ideal over underfloor heating. Sand and cement is versatile and suits smaller or bonded floors. Here is how to choose.2 min read
- How long does floor screed take to dry?A typical sand and cement screed dries at roughly 1 mm a day for the first 40 mm, then much more slowly. Here is what that means for your floor.3 min read
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