self leveller

**piehead** · 26-09-2008

i am just prepping a floor that is half timber half concrete. The timber floor i've ply boarded as normal with12mm ply but i've now got to screed the other half. Am i right in saying that you can use self leveller with small chippings mixed together to make the level up. Can any body recommend a suitable self leveller, cheers.

**Sir Ramic** · 26-09-2008

Is the floor flat ?
I say that because you could use Hardibacker instead.

**top tiler** · 26-09-2008

how thick do you need this to go to?

**piehead** · 26-09-2008

the floor will be butting up to the ply, so approx 12mm and it is about 7m2

**top tiler** · 26-09-2008

no need for chippings use ultra level it you will need 7 bags or bal multibase just got samples of a dunlop self leveler goes up to 20mm but have not tried it yet

**chrisroe** · 26-09-2008

samples of a dunlop self leveler goes up to 20mm but have not tried it yet[/quote]

its rubbish

its cheap for a reason

**andersontiling** · 28-09-2008

Originally Posted by top tiler

no need for chippings use ultra level it you will need 7 bags or bal multibase just got samples of a dunlop self leveler goes up to 20mm but have not tried it yet

havent tried ultra ,a company was trying to sell it me but too pricey..is it the 1 with the fibres in??? i use mapei trade or nicobond liquid and powder.top products and value for money but you would have to add an aggregate to these to achieve 20mm in 1 pour.as for acrobase well out of the market place price wise and bal with alot of products need to sharpen their pencil