Floor Screeding
Screed Pumping
Here at Absolute Underfloor Heating and Screed, we offer a variety of options when it comes to screed, to accommodate numerous types of projects. There are a number of factors which must be considered when choosing the right screed. These factors include cost, drying times, depth and speed of application.
With access to a nationwide network of screed suppliers, we can supply and install the highest quality screeds throughout the country, suitable for projects of all sizes and requirements.
But don't worry, not sure which type of screed is right for your project? Get in touch and we'll be happy to advise you on the best cost-effective screed solution for your project!
Liquid Screed
Liquid screed is pumped due to its fluid consistency, allowing larger areas to be covered in a day. Its high thermal conductivity makes it perfect for use with underfloor heating. It is environmentally friendly and can be walked on within 24-48 hours after application, providing a smooth, level and flat surface, ready for the finished floor application.
Traditional Sand & Cement Screed
Traditional screeds are cost-effective and hard wearing and are also great if the floor needs to be laid to a fall. This screed is more labour-intensive as the screed is not pumped in, however this can be a more cost-effective solution than liquid screed.
A traditional sand and cement screed mix provides a durable floor-levelling solution suitable for most domestic and trade applications. This screed mix also offers improved flexural strength, minimises permeability, and reduces shrinkage and cracking.
Floor Renovation & Levelling
We also offer a renovation screed, a reinforced self levelling compound, designed for use in the refurbishment and repair of existing floors in both commercial and domestic applications. This can be used for interior levelling, smoothing and infilling differences in thickness from 3mm to 40mm on new or existing concrete, screeds, stone, ceramic tiles and various other floors as an underlayment for floor finishes such as tile, stone, vinyl, carpet and wood flooring.
