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Discuss screeding in the Tiling Forum at TilersForums; Hi, Can anybody give me some tips or advice on screeding a concrete floor. The job I have to is tile over the existing tiles but under the stair case ...
          
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    Hi,
    Can anybody give me some tips or advice on screeding a concrete floor. The job I have to is tile over the existing tiles but under the stair case this had not been tiled previously so I have about 15mm to make up I intend to screed this area to make the floor flat.
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    15mm is too thin for screed...use a slc suitable for that thickness...

    Mapei ultra plan maxi does upto 30mm and fibre plan does upto 15mm...

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    OH!! and welcome to tilersforums..

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