Every good floor starts long before the tiles or boards go down. It starts with the screed, the smooth layer that levels the base and carries your final flooring. When screed is done right, you barely notice it. When it goes wrong, cracks, damp patches, hollow spots, and uneven floors soon show up. Most of […]
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On most construction projects, labour is the single biggest cost you can actually control. Materials are priced by the supplier, and plant hire is fixed per day, but the size of your crew and the hours they work are firmly within your control. When it comes to placing concrete, the method you choose directly affects
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Traditional sand and cement screed dries at a rate of roughly one millimetre a day, so a standard 50mm layer can take around two months to dry fully. You can usually walk on it within 24 to 48 hours, but that is not the same as it being ready for flooring. Most of the water
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