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Level / Fill self-leveling compound - Which compound should I use?
I have filled in a horizontal shaft in a room with EPS, and finally Weber Floor 4320 fiber-reinforced self-leveling compound. However, I was a bit cautious when filling the hole to avoid overfilling, resulting in a strip that is about 1 mm lower than the surrounding concrete floor.
What is the best way to fill this up? More self-leveling compound? Or is there a cement-based filler that can be mixed as a paste and applied more thickly?
Please share some product tips! (This is in a dry room and the area is about 2m2)
Of course, the easiest would be to continue with Floor 4320 since I have another bag available. But I'm unsure how to mix it in that case? Watery or "paste"?
Thanks in advance.
What is the best way to fill this up? More self-leveling compound? Or is there a cement-based filler that can be mixed as a paste and applied more thickly?
Please share some product tips! (This is in a dry room and the area is about 2m2)
Of course, the easiest would be to continue with Floor 4320 since I have another bag available. But I'm unsure how to mix it in that case? Watery or "paste"?
Thanks in advance.
Now it has already been cast and it ended up too low.
Try a hand putty of this type and you should be able to fix it. http://www.casco.eu/se/casco-floor-expert/?pc=582&p=4333
It doesn't have to be exactly that putty, but it has the properties you need.
Try a hand putty of this type and you should be able to fix it. http://www.casco.eu/se/casco-floor-expert/?pc=582&p=4333
It doesn't have to be exactly that putty, but it has the properties you need.
What will you do next? Leave it as it is or some top coating.
If it's to be left as it is, I would choose something with a lined structure like the surroundings. If there should be something over it, I would continue with what you have at home in a slightly firmer mixture.
If it's to be left as it is, I would choose something with a lined structure like the surroundings. If there should be something over it, I would continue with what you have at home in a slightly firmer mixture.
Eventually, I will lay parquet flooring everywhere. (Age-resistant plastic + Lump paper + parquet)
My plans changed today, so I haven't gone out to look for filler, so I'm leaning towards trying a slightly thicker mix of the self-leveling compound I already have at home. I'll let you know how it turns out!
My plans changed today, so I haven't gone out to look for filler, so I'm leaning towards trying a slightly thicker mix of the self-leveling compound I already have at home. I'll let you know how it turns out!
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