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Flow screed

gavin01 · 2008-09-21 11:36:31

Hi all, Im in the process of building my own house, first fix plumbing is underway, and im putting underfloor heating in downstairs, just wondering how much per sq meter il be expecting to pay for flow screed or a similar product?? And if any one has experience of these products id appreciate the advice.

21-09-2008 11:36am

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gavin01

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Hi all,
Im in the process of building my own house, first fix plumbing is underway, and im putting underfloor heating in downstairs, just wondering how much per sq meter il be expecting to pay for flow screed or a similar product?? And if any one has experience of these products id appreciate the advice.

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#2 21-09-2008 5:36pm

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We have underfloor heating. We used a sand & cement screed delivered by truck and wheelbarrowed in. Half days works.

Find it works very well and was quite economical.

Pumped screed might be worth the extra expense for first floor screeds.
If you are pouring a ground floor screed - ring your local concrete company for a quote.

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