Hello.
I am building a new house in wood, doing most of it myself.
But I outsourced the casting of the slab. Unfortunately, it was done very poorly, so I had to hire a company to self-level the entire slab.
Including the bathroom on the entrance floor.
The company that did the self-leveling left "empty" areas around the shower and bath drain that I am supposed to level myself with a slope.
Yesterday, the floor layer was here to inspect the rooms. Unfortunately, he deemed them unsuitable and said that it was not possible to follow the industry standards because there must be a slope throughout the entire bathroom towards the drains.
That's where I am now.
I'm considering how I can solve this, do I need to self-level again or can I sand down the slab to get the slope that way?
What is the easiest/cheapest?
Best regards,
Claes
