Liquid screeds have come a long way in the last couple of years. The benefits to liquid screed has been proven time and time again to save time, money and improve the heating output from underfloor heating systems.
Early liquid screeds where manufactured from Gypsum which is a soft sulfate mineral composed of calcium sulfate dihydrate also known as “Anhydrite” or the tradename “Gyvlon”
Since the introduction of Gypsum based screeds we now have Cement based liquid screeds also known as Cemfloor or Longfloor. Cement liquid screeds offer the advantage of rapid curing, easy tiling and less preparation work for the final floor covering.
Typical liquid screeds are supplied from the concrete plant in large mixer wagons, then poured into our pump and pumped into your home or building with high levels of efficiency meaning we keep to our schedule and don’t hold up your plans either.v
WarmFloors Liquid Screed is designed to provide a smooth, level surface prior to the application of the final floor finishes. It can be used bonded, unbonded or floated and with or without underfloor heating.
Liquid floor screeds have many advantages over the traditional sand cement floor screeds:
Screeding the floor might seem like a straightforward job but there’s a lot involved with the process. Knowing the correct amount to order and how to lay it evenly takes experience. Then there’s the right depth of screed to lay to optimise the heat and the allowance for expansion or contraction. When experts, like the team at WarmFloors Ltd, complete the work for you, this is all taken care of. We have the knowledge and experience to screed your floors perfectly and quickly to get the best out of your new underfloor heating.
We are based in Yorkshire but travel further afield to complete liquid screeding in domestic or commercial buildings. Our team can also install your underfloor heating system from design to screeding if you want a start-to-finish job. When it comes to underfloor heating, there’s nothing we don’t do – contact us to get a quote or guidance for the work you have in mind.