Level the floor

[RenoverarenMattias]

Hello!

I need to level out a slightly uneven floor.
The difference in height is probably no more than 10 mm.
What should one use that can fix such a thin layer without it crumbling?

Best regards, Mattias

 

[BirgitS]

It depends a bit on what you're going to put on top, but there are masonite boards with different thicknesses, as well as 1 mm thick lumppapp that can be layered a few times.

 

[RenoverarenMattias]

It depends a bit on what you will have on top, but hardboard sheets of different thicknesses are available, as well as 1 mm thick paperboard that can be laid in a few layers.

A part of the floor (concrete) is perfectly fine in terms of evenness, but I want to lay the same floor (tarkett) between two rooms and there's just a section where it's a bit lower in the casting.

 

[Timmermannen77]

I think they would work with, fiber-reinforced self-leveling compound

 

[BirgitS]

A certain part of the floor (concrete) is just fine in terms of evenness, but I want to lay the same floor (tarkett) between two rooms, and there's just a section that's lower in the casting.

If it's a parquet floor, it usually works with masonite and felt paper since the floor can handle certain height differences.

 

[RenoverarenMattias]

I think they would work with fiber-reinforced self-leveling compound

Aha, sounds interesting, any good brand or type one should choose?

 

[Timmermannen77]

Weberfloor 140 Nova, I have sometimes used it to level floors. It can be applied 5-60mm thick, remember to use primer to increase adhesion to the substrate. 😃