Which screed is suitable for my new building?

Anhydrite screed ..... then calcium sulfate screed is something different

Morning,

We have parquet and cement screed and didn’t need any leveling compound. The screed guy just has to put in a bit more effort.
And expansion joints with the tiles? How big are your rooms?

Much more important is: Anhydrite screed is very sensitive to moisture. We had a massive water damage in the house due to a burst pipe. And luckily cement screed, you can dry that out again. With anhydrite screed we would have had to rip out the screed in the entire upper floor. In other words, the house would have been completely uninhabitable for months.

After that experience, I would never choose anything other than cement screed...

Best regards,

Andreas

The screed guy just told me that with cement screed, the floor needs to be treated if parquet is to be glued down.

A mixture of cement and anhydrite screed, i.e. in the different rooms, would cost about €500 more in total.

Only cement screed on the other side?