Subfloor levelling 1983 Westbury timber framed house
Posted: Mon Oct 26, 2020 5:46 pm
Evening, first time poster, renovating a 1983 Westbury timber framed house.
We’ve knocked through the kitchen into the diner and need to level the floors. Currently both are vinyl tiles (glued down, could contain asbestos) on top of concrete, with a sunken wooden beam where the stud wall was. Kitchen screed is about 10mm higher, and level with the beam.
What’s the best way about this? Take the beam out, fill with concrete then use self levelling on the lot (with a decent primer)?
Thanks in advance
We’ve knocked through the kitchen into the diner and need to level the floors. Currently both are vinyl tiles (glued down, could contain asbestos) on top of concrete, with a sunken wooden beam where the stud wall was. Kitchen screed is about 10mm higher, and level with the beam.
What’s the best way about this? Take the beam out, fill with concrete then use self levelling on the lot (with a decent primer)?
Thanks in advance