Hello,
I have visited several developer-built houses and noticed that they construct the upper floor without a screed layer. Friends and acquaintances also sometimes do not have screed on their upper floors. The insulation for, for example, laminate flooring is placed directly on the concrete, with the laminate installed on top.
How should this be approached, considering that developers build the upper floor without screed? Should one be cautious, or is this common practice nowadays?
I have visited several developer-built houses and noticed that they construct the upper floor without a screed layer. Friends and acquaintances also sometimes do not have screed on their upper floors. The insulation for, for example, laminate flooring is placed directly on the concrete, with the laminate installed on top.
How should this be approached, considering that developers build the upper floor without screed? Should one be cautious, or is this common practice nowadays?
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Sebastian795 Jun 2016 21:13No, no wireless – just a bit more imagination.
Tom was right – everything is wired from the attic down (I have a second UV in the upper floor).
Tom was right – everything is wired from the attic down (I have a second UV in the upper floor).
Hello everyone!
I had a concrete floor installed just 2 months ago. At the time, I was also advised to have the floors sealed right away. So I spent some time looking for a good sealant and eventually found one.
It wasn’t exactly cheap, but it was worth every penny, and I can definitely recommend it to you.
Best regards, Rita33
I had a concrete floor installed just 2 months ago. At the time, I was also advised to have the floors sealed right away. So I spent some time looking for a good sealant and eventually found one.
It wasn’t exactly cheap, but it was worth every penny, and I can definitely recommend it to you.
Best regards, Rita33
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