Floor screeding.

Sand and cement, liquid and traditional screeds. Laid flat, laid level. Ready for tile, board or wet underfloor heating.

What We Cover

What's included.

Traditional bonded or unbonded screed, laid 50mm to 75mm thick. The workhorse for most domestic floors.

Anhydrite flowing screed for fast, self-levelling installs. Ideal over underfloor heating loops.

Insulation board base with screed laid over, used in new-builds and extensions for thermal performance.

Failed screeds cut out and replaced where the original has cracked, hollow-sounded or sunk.

FAQ

How long does screed take to dry?

Sand and cement needs a day per millimetre of thickness as a rough guide. Liquid screed is faster, walkable in 24 to 48 hours.

Can I tile straight on top?

You need the screed fully dry to under 75 percent relative humidity before tiling, otherwise tiles can lift.

Does liquid screed work with underfloor heating?

Yes, it is ideal. It flows tight around the heating loops with no voids, giving better heat transfer than sand and cement.

How flat will it be?

We aim for surface regularity SR2, typically within 5mm over a 2m straight edge. Ready for tile or LVT direct.

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CoverageEdinburgh, Lothians, Fife and the Scottish Borders

HoursMon to Sat 7am to 6pm