Säsch85
2020-08-14 17:47:50
- #1
Hello everyone,
I bought a house that has a decommissioned pigsty as an outbuilding. I want to convert this stable, which is 58 sqm, into a workshop. I have already removed the trough; in the middle of the room, there is a concrete platform that is 2 cm high at its lowest point and 12 cm high at its highest point. Now I would preferably like to pour/cast the floor with concrete or something similar.
However, I have the following questions.
1. Which material should I use? Concrete, screed, or concrete screed?
2. Do it myself or hire a company?
3. What costs should I expect?
I could borrow a concrete mixer from an acquaintance, but considering the amount, I suspect that a truck pumping the material in would be much easier.
Here is a photo of the current situation:
I will still remove the remains of the trough fairly evenly.
I bought a house that has a decommissioned pigsty as an outbuilding. I want to convert this stable, which is 58 sqm, into a workshop. I have already removed the trough; in the middle of the room, there is a concrete platform that is 2 cm high at its lowest point and 12 cm high at its highest point. Now I would preferably like to pour/cast the floor with concrete or something similar.
However, I have the following questions.
1. Which material should I use? Concrete, screed, or concrete screed?
2. Do it myself or hire a company?
3. What costs should I expect?
I could borrow a concrete mixer from an acquaintance, but considering the amount, I suspect that a truck pumping the material in would be much easier.
Here is a photo of the current situation:
I will still remove the remains of the trough fairly evenly.