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laminate floor on slightly uneven slanting floor.
I'm looking to lay some laminate boards on a concrete floor. The floor
has some minor deviations from a straight line of approximately max deviation of 3mm over 2.4m. This is just beyond recommended tolerances for the laminate. Now on the internet a see that self levelling concrete (SLC) is recommended. However the floor is on a slight slope ~25mm over 2.7m width or the room, the slope is relatively constant/ i.e. in a straight line. I'm not sure but I think using SLC means I would need to get rid of the slope as well as the relatively minor bumps and dips from linear. The room is a study so I don't really care about the slope I just want the laminate to not creak and last a while. Is there a way to get rid of the minor deviations without tackling the slope? I think I will probably move out in a year or two, would it be easiest to just lay the laminate as is? |
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