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I have a gutter in front of a sliding door where I lack flooring. The sliding door is on the foundation wall, but the door is not as deep as the foundation wall. The question is what should I fill in the gutter between the sliding door and the flooring. The gutter is maybe 4 cm deep, 6 meters long, and the height to be filled should be about 20-22mm.
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· Kalmar
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Expanding foam? I've solved my similar problems with that, you're not going to walk there anyway.
Yes, foam might be an option, though it is more difficult to work with than some form of cement-based product.
Thinking it would be easy to first tape so that the groove is sealed (today there are some gaps where the floor joists are embedded in the foundation wall) and then pour on self-leveling compound.
Thinking it would be easy to first tape so that the groove is sealed (today there are some gaps where the floor joists are embedded in the foundation wall) and then pour on self-leveling compound.
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· Kalmar
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It probably works well
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· Kalmar
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Is there fiber-reinforced filler
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· Kalmar
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The best would have been some pu foam but hard to find as a private person but as mentioned expanding foam reads most things.
nino said:
Unfortunately, I have nothing to attach to. Just a foundation wall (concrete hollow blocks) as the base. Although I do have floor joists at 60 cm centers where I could drive a screw in, but that probably won't work well.
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· Kalmar
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Cm 700 at Bauhaus if it is nearby
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· Kalmar
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Fiber-reinforced, however, floats worse so you know