Tag: Liquid Screed Oxfordshire

This is a fair question, because if you are engaged in any sort of building project or if you are installing underfloor heating in an existing building, you will need a screed, so it is a good idea to understand the differences.

Over the last 20 years or so, anhydrite screeds have grown in popularity. They have several benefits over the traditional sand and cement screeds, being easy to lay, as they are pumped into position, low cost, and fast drying. They do not curl or crack, and you can cover large areas with them easily. They also produce minimal shrinkage, and they are perfect for both domestic and commercial applications. In addition, they are ideal for use with underfloor heating, especially when using water-based heating pipes, as they fully cover the pipes leaving no gaps or voids.

Hallway flooring needs to tick several different boxes. It needs to present a good first impression to anyone entering your home, it needs to feel good to walk on and it needs to be easy to clean and maintain due to heavy foot traffic.

Liquid screed flooring is incredibly popular today and almost any contractor may claim to offer this as a service.

However, despite its relative ease and practicality as a material, you must still plan your projects carefully and take into consideration important best practices and industry standards when laying down liquid screed for your home renovation.