So what's wrong with it?

Discussion in 'Subfloor Preparation' started by mjfl, Aug 13, 2013.

  1. mjfl

    mjfl Well-Known Member

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    I'm not saying anything... Photo0331.jpg Photo0332.jpg Photo0333.jpg Photo0334.jpg
     
  2. mjfl

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  3. mjfl

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    New house with wet underfloor heating and not been commissioned yet...
     
  4. dannyboy

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    Please don't tell me that's a new build !!!!
     
  5. merit

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    Doesn't surprise me, most the screeds in new builds look like first timers. They are like giant training grounds. Surely no experienced floor screeder would do that??
     
  6. dannyboy

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    :eek: (shakes head )
     
  7. mjfl

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    apparently it dropped after 4 months
     
  8. Nk1

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    I've got some pics of a screeded floor in a new build, shocking. And the house was passed. Will add some time tis week.
     
  9. G.W Flooring

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    Best way to sort that is to step back out of the house shut the door and bugger off!
     
  10. mjfl

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    Photo0339.jpg Photo0340.jpg Nearly there... Surely can't make that up can I??
     
  11. merit

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    Think you would of been better off putting another 50mm screed down!
     
  12. mjfl

    mjfl Well-Known Member

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    Photo0341.jpg Photo0342.jpg Photo0343.jpg couldn't resist a challenge..
     
  13. UVcure

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    Looks good but did you do anything with the cracks? I would have been a little concerned with it cracking again
     
  14. mjfl

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    It's a block and beam floor, they didn't grout it and only put a slurry coat over it before the sand cement went down, one of the blocks moved I reckon before slurry dried.
    Bob the buider said to leave it now and he'll see if it will move again..... :rolleyes: before Lvt goes down..
     

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