Screed - incorrect height - how to fix?

2022-08-31 12:03:06

Yes, it can get resinous.

I still see no problem with the height differences. From the screed layer's perspective, everything is comfortably within the norm. The tiler can easily level it out but seems to be a bit difficult. Well, that is the site manager's problem.

No, he's actually quite nice.
We will just wait and see what the site manager or his representative says about it. We simply want it to fit afterwards and for there to be no technical or visual defects. How that is achieved is secondary for us at first.

2022-08-31 12:04:20

And how does it work with tiles?

I don't understand the question.
First the tiles are laid, then the parquet is glued down, and afterwards the expansion joints are filled.

2022-08-31 12:17:34

I don't understand the question. First, the tiles are laid, then the parquet is glued down, and afterwards the expansion joints are filled.

Ok. Got it. Our tiler works with rails where the rubber part is replaceable.

2022-08-31 12:47:14

To wrap things up:

We have spoken with the representative of the construction manager: No problem at all, it will be sanded down.

Thank you anyway for the numerous feedback.

2022-08-31 14:45:24

And how does it work with tiles?

Dowels are used. But it only works if the heating circuits behave similarly, meaning the expansion of the floor is the same.

2022-08-31 14:58:40

And how does it work with tiles?

A silicone joint is simply placed exactly over the expansion joint. Right where the rail is in your case.

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