Flowing or liquid screed is a new generation screeding product. It is a pump applied, free flowing, self compacting, synthetic anhydrite, quick drying screed made with a by product of Gypsum.
Pumped Floor Screed
Using a pumped floor screed means a far less labour intensive operation and may generally be laid substantially thinner than conventional materials due to the lack of voids and its high flexural strength.
Efficient Delivery
Due to the reduced thickness, quick drying and efficient delivery method, one gang of four men can lay 1000m2 or more in a day. This is five to ten times more than the installation of conventional materials.
Laser Levelled
The screed is virtually self-compacting and flows easily into place, filling all voids and irregularities. It is laser levelled to an accuracy of equal to, or better than, surface regularity SR2. Compared with traditional screeds, shrinkage is minimal and is unlikely to occur.
Liquid Screed
TS15 Ultra Thin liquid screed designed for depths of 15mm
TS20 Ultra Thin Liquid Screed designed for depths of 20mm
Ideal for:
- Refurbishment of old uneven floors
- Remediation or Correction for out of level Concrete slabs.
- As a levelling screed over floors where floor to Ceiling height is very restricted.
- Subfloor levelling in preparation to receive finished floor coverings
- Overlay for poorly levelled screeds
- As an alternative to lightweight screeds.
Trained Operators
Our trained operators can pump over 1000 square metres onto your site in just one day. Not only that, in correct conditions the floor can be lightly trafficked within 48 hours.
Why Liquid Screed?
✓ More conductive medium than sand cement screed
✓ It can be laid thinner than competing systems without detriment to its performance
✓ It can be force dried through the underfloor heating commissioning process as early as 7 days after installation
✓ It can be laid as a floating construction over most types of rigid insulation board or acoustic foam at a minimum thickness of 40mm
✓ It offers significant program benefits as areas of up to 1000m2 can be laid in a single day
✓ It is protein free and will not harbour bacteria
✓ It is a very sustainable choice and helps increase thermal efficiency of your property
✓ Less maintenance is required that with traditional materials
✓ Faster drying than concrete screed
Why Liquid Screed?
✓ More conductive medium than sand cement screed
✓ It can be laid thinner than competing systems without detriment to its performance
✓ It can be force dried through the underfloor heating commissioning process as early as 7 days after installation
✓ It can be laid as a floating construction over most types of rigid insulation board or acoustic foam at a minimum thickness of 40mm
✓ It offers significant program benefits as areas of up to 1000m2 can be laid in a single day
✓ It is protein free and will not harbour bacteria
✓ It is a very sustainable choice and helps increase thermal efficiency of your property
✓ Less maintenance is required that with traditional materials
✓ Faster drying than concrete screed
Fast-drying screed offers an ultra-smooth, even finish to surfaces
Fast-drying liquid screed is an advanced flooring solution that has many benefits when compared to traditional sand and cement methods. Fast-drying screed is self-levelling meaning you’ll be left with a smooth, even finish. We are certified approved installers of Gypsol Rapide Fast Drying screed for domestic and commercial projects in Nottingham, Lincolnshire, London and the Midlands.
Choose fast drying screed for your property
Fast drying screed provides a hassle-free flooring and surfacing solution that will save you time to get on with other tasks. We specialise in offering a wide range of screed flooring types to clients in Nottingham, Lincolnshire, London and Midlands.
Choose fast drying screed for your property
Fast drying screed provides a hassle-free flooring and surfacing solution that will save you time to get on with other tasks. We specialise in offering a wide range of screed flooring types to clients in Nottingham, Lincolnshire, London and Midlands.
