Screed floors

As loft conversions go, this one in Vancouver is pretty special. Located in a heritage building in the hip Gastown neighbourhood, the brick structure was reworked outside, and a whole new living space inserted inside. […]

High-quality renovated family house from 1890 with impressive history in the middle of Mitte The highlights are: • single-family house character spread over 4 floors • poured screed floors with underfloor heating • doors, interior staircase and kitchen worktop made of natural maple wood • kitchen with electric & gas stove from Bosch as well as built-in grill, oven from Neff & dishwasher from Miele • room heights of 3 m • exciting building history: 1890-1950 cinema, 1960-1989 music recordings…

Floor Screeding is essential for any construction project. Screed involves a blend of cement, sharp sand and water which can be bonded, unbonded or floating.

My tip for today relates to flooring. When doing a renovation or building from scratch make sure you consider the flooring transitions ahead of the flooring going down to make sure you have considered all options. You may have two different types (wood to tile) with different heights. If this is the case and you want a minimalist transition as seen in the photos you may need additional screed to get both to the same height. It all depends on your vision and style 🤍. Forward planning will…

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cement screed floor with timber inlay

Under floor heating down and ready to screed