A bit of a double post, but perhaps the bathroom was the wrong forum.

Poured 5-9cm on top of existing concrete slab (10cm), heated basement below at 22 degrees.

WCR 50 type. Can I expect double-sided drying? There is 30mm Frigg on maybe 70% of the surface.

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No. The Styrofoam is dense.
 
Why do you cast instead of applying self-leveling compound directly for slope?
 
Matti_75 Matti_75 said:
No. The foam plastic is dense
Even if it doesn't cover the entire surface, i.e., it dries out towards the sides (walls) and the surfaces where there is no foam plastic?
 
MathiasS MathiasS said:
Why are you casting instead of using self-leveling compound to create a slope directly?
1.3m3 of self-leveling compound, 12m2, thin with only 3-4cm in some places, so it didn't feel like an option.
 
A addee said:
Even though it doesn't cover the entire area, that is, it dries out towards the sides (the walls) and the surfaces where there is no cell plastic?
Yep
 
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