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, Leveller by floorsaver are all...
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 crack and eventually flake off...
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 (anything above 10-12mm). If you...
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 over it. Its purpose is...
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 floor is dusty, sometimes it...
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 moisture getting into the bag....
You may be asking yourself “do I need a spiked roller for self-levelling compound” the answer is an astounding Yes! I’m going to stick my neck out here – a...
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 absorb the moisture from the...
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 walked on in around 4...
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. See solutions 1 and 2...
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 thick enough to smooth imperfections...