Thinnest possible leveling for uneven floor
Posted: Mon Mar 02, 2009 3:57 pm
I am fitting a new kitchen floor. The house is 1935 cottage style with a relatively low ceiling. The floor is uneven, part chipboard and part original floorboards with an AGA in one corner. I have spoken to a tiler who has recommended putting a leveling compound on the floor and then covering that with hardboard before laying the tiles. This would raise the floor and make my ceilings appear even lower. Would I be better to take up the chipboard and floorboards and relay a new surface on the existing joists. Is there a product on the market which is very thin and strong which would allow me to maximise the space I have available?