Self levelling compound

You can pour self-levelling compound at a thickness of anywhere between a feathered edge 0mm- up to around 50mm. Every product is different so you …

You can use self-levelling compound outside, if you choose the right product. Ardex K 301, Resin Coat CTR044, Setcrete Exterior Floor Levelling compound,  Pourable Concrete, …

Asphalt is smooth and non-porous so you cannot apply the normal self-levelling compound that is mixed with water. It will not adhere correctly start to …

All types of self-levelling compound can be built up in layers. I would even recommend it, if you need build up your floor quite significantly …

Strictly speaking, self-levelling compound is not a finished floor covering. Despite it being pretty good stuff, it is designed to have a floor covering applied …

Yes, If you are using a cement-based self-levelling compound it is always best to use a sealer on concrete. Even if it’s just because the …

Yes, Get it used up! The quality of the product inside will not be compromised.  The only thing that causes self-levelling compound to go bad is …

It is better to have a spiked roller in your arsenal when laying self levelling compound. Spiked rollers are moved across the surface to release …

I would be very nervous about applying cheaper cement-based self-levelling compounds that you mix with water on chipboard. The chipboard floor covering will start to …

If you lay your Self-levelling compound and leave it overnight it will be dry by the morning. Most manufacturers state that their products can be …

No, You can’t directly apply traditional cement-based self-levelling compounds that you mix with water, on top of Bitumen.  Further preparation of the subfloor is required.  …

A self-levelling compound will have a tendency to crack as it is only applied in a very thin layer. This is usually between 3mm-10mm just …