Tag: sand and cement screed

When you are in the process of constructing a building, one of the things that it will have is flooring upon which people can walk, or in the case of a warehouse or factory, on which vehicles such as a forklift truck may be driven. Either way, you want the final floor surface to be as flat and smooth as possible, and the way to achieve that is to lay a screed on top of the substrate.

When you are constructing a building, one of the most important jobs is to ensure that the flooring is as flat and level as possible and the way to do that is to lay a screed on top of the concrete base before fitting the final floor surface.

When constructing any new building, one of the most important considerations – among many others – is to ensure that the final flooring is laid on to a surface that is as smooth and flat as possible. This is always important, but especially so when the final flooring is going to be tiling or stone because if the subfloor is not level, then the tiles or stone will not last for very long before they begin to crack.

More and more properties today are being built with underfloor heating. It is becoming standard specification for higher-end homes, but is gradually being used in less expensive homes as well, as it becomes evident that the cost of installing radiator systems and underfloor heating is about the same, but that underfloor heating has several advantages.

At UK Screeds we are proud to have over 15 years of experience in the laying of liquid floor screeds throughout England and Wales. We have no less than 11 branches and we can lay a liquid screed for you at any construction site in the two countries.