Flooring supplied & fitted across Burton-on-Trent, Branston & Swadlincote
Glossary term
Also known as: latex screed, levelling compound
Definition
A liquid compound poured over a subfloor to create a smooth, flat surface. It's often needed before LVT, sheet vinyl or laminate so the finished floor sits and wears correctly.
Flooring type
Realistic wood and stone-effect vinyl tiles and planks — durable and water-resistant.
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Practical, water-resistant sheet flooring for kitchens, bathrooms and utility rooms.
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A hard-wearing wood-effect floor for hallways, living rooms and busy family spaces.
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The structural floor surface beneath your floor covering — usually concrete, timber floorboards or chipboard. Its condition and flatness strongly affect which floors suit and how much preparation is needed.
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A layer of material, often sand and cement, laid over a concrete base to create a smooth, level surface. New screed holds construction moisture and must dry before moisture-sensitive floors are fitted.
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