Scout hut today

Discussion in 'Pictures' started by simmo, Sep 8, 2012.

  1. simmo

    simmo Well-Known Member

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    Uplift Prime & Screed Nice and easy Back tomorrow to fit IMG_0543.jpg IMG_0551.jpg IMG_0554.jpg
     

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  2. tarkett85

    tarkett85 Well-Known Member

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    What you fitting?
     
  3. Matt

    Matt Well-Known Member Staff Member

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    when you say screed i presume you mean skim coat or is their another area you layed a screeding compound? Pics!
     
  4. tedmaced

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    Thanks for GUIDING us through it.
     
  5. vman

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  6. coolevilangel

    coolevilangel Well-Known Member

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    I Presume matt means that because the pics show a scratch coat being put on that its not screed, as its sposed to be applied a min 3mm deep
     
  7. vman

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    So it's microcoat then?
     
  8. dazlight

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    Is carpet of carpet tiles going down?
     
  9. simmo

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    Yes it was just a scratch coat to kill the old addy
    Been back today to fit IMG_0567.jpg
     

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  10. dazlight

    dazlight Super Moderator

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    F3 mate
     
  11. simmo

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    Yes F3 the boy left my spreader on another job so had to use a Karndean fan speader 40' long me hand was killen
     
  12. dazlight

    dazlight Super Moderator

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    What screed did you use. When I worked for my old boss in the 90s we did loads of skim coats.
    Now most screeds say they must go on at minimum 3mm. Why?
     
  13. Matt

    Matt Well-Known Member Staff Member

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    3mm is what depth they need to start 'self smoothing' and also the depth they need to be at to set to required strength.


    Imagine putting down a slab of concrete at say 10mm and driving over it and then a slab of concrete at say 100mm. Massive difference in strength.


    If you need to only put a fine coat down to cover up old adhesive as you may be fitting carpet ( as in this thread ) then you would use a product for skim coating or a product that is fine to be under 3mm.
     
  14. dazlight

    dazlight Super Moderator

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    Like feather finish then on old adhesive
     
  15. Matt

    Matt Well-Known Member Staff Member

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    yep.

    Where people go wrong is fitting a product like LVT on a "skim/feather" prep. As you know any dips etc that was in the floor will remain and also old adhesive etc wont be protected when a load is applied as it will dent and leave dent in your LVT.


    Hence you do a full screed Daz on your LVT preps.
     
  16. simmo

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    Used Screedmaster 2 it can be used from a feather finish up to 10mm
     
  17. dazlight

    dazlight Super Moderator

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    I do Matt, was just wondering years ago the screed people used to say 1mm to 6mm.
     

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