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what to use to level floor by 10-15mm
I am trying to level our utility room floor. It is partially tiled the
rest being concrete. The largest variation in depth is approx 15mm. What should I use to level this prior to tiling? Self-levelling compound says no more than 3mm. Whatever is suggested can I use it over the tiles as well as concrete to so using existing tiles to fill in some of the depth? TIA Martin !^NavFont02F012F0006NGHHHwFDD6 |
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