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Self levelling floor product help please
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JuzaMum
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Hi
I want to put some flooring down in my porch and the floor is not level. It's concrete and a little bit of old tiling under the carpet (put down as a temporary measure and couple of years back!). There are built in cupboards. Can anyone recommend a good product, ideally available in small quantities (area is 90cm x 160cm) and suggest the best way to do it as it may seep into the bottom of the cupboards. Tia
I want to put some flooring down in my porch and the floor is not level. It's concrete and a little bit of old tiling under the carpet (put down as a temporary measure and couple of years back!). There are built in cupboards. Can anyone recommend a good product, ideally available in small quantities (area is 90cm x 160cm) and suggest the best way to do it as it may seep into the bottom of the cupboards. Tia

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Levelling compound , finds its own level
Tape round the bottom of the cupboards
Levelling compound is self mix in the quantity you needEx forum ambassador
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Do the plinths come off?
If so, usually easier to lay a floor going under the units and inch or so, and then trim the plinths (along their tops) to fit - neater and easier.0 -
ThisIsWeird said:Do the plinths come off?
If so, usually easier to lay a floor going under the units and inch or so, and then trim the plinths (along their tops) to fit - neater and easier.1 -
What type of flooring are you going to put down.0
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They can look really good. Put some photos up when it's finished.1
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Self-levelling compound would be your best bet, but since it might seep under the cupboards, you’ll need to seal any gaps with masking tape or a bit of silicone first. For a small area, look for a ready-mix option like Mapei or Ardex in 5kg bags from Screwfix or B&Q. Just prime the surface first for best results!
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