Screed or tiles with a concrete look

  • Erstellt am 2017-09-12 08:59:07

11ant

2017-09-15 15:54:38
  • #1
I have not yet had the pleasure of refurbishing buildings. Therefore, I do not know exactly where the obligation for approval begins – but I do know the mistaken popular belief that anything that remains within the existing shell is none of the authorities' business. (The) terrazzo is exactly that. How speckled it looks is, of course, variable. It can also look as if marble has been "poured." Or speckled so subtly that it appears much calmer. Or spread so thinly like the craftsmen who can still do it today.
 

DieScholz´ens

2017-09-15 15:59:10
  • #2
THE terrazzo ( soll mir recht sein ) then I'll see what I can find there on the internet.... Thanks for the hint
 

DieScholz´ens

2017-09-15 16:01:17
  • #3
Regarding approval, no craftsman or architect has mentioned anything in that direction so far... but basically everything stays where it is now
 

Joedreck

2017-09-15 18:03:22
  • #4
Approval is absolutely not necessary either. It only becomes interesting if under certain circumstances it changes the living area, etc. On the topic: have you perhaps looked into asphalt screed?
 

DieScholz´ens

2017-09-15 18:50:16
  • #5


No, I haven't heard of that yet, resin, cement, etc. all tried already. but mastic asphalt! It sounds interesting on the internet, especially since it would exactly meet our requirements.... underfloor heating/ wet area thanks, that's a great tip
 

MundS

2017-09-16 09:39:07
  • #6
...Cast asphalt is only possible as long as the windows or glazing are not yet installed!
 

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