While it may be tempting to walk and build on liquid screed the moment it appears solid, it’s important to let it dry and cure sufficiently before you start putting pressure on it. Be aware that certain conditions will affect liquid screed drying time. Cold temperatures and higher humidity will slow down the drying […]
Plain floor screeds have a rough, concrete appearance, which many consider to look messy and unfinished. That said, exposed concrete floors have grown in popularity, especially for modern and industrial-style properties, as well as warehouses and commercial buildings. It’s highly recommended to use a floor finish to help minimise wear and tear, as most self-compacting […]
In October 2021 the UK Government unveiled its’ plan to overhaul how Britain heats its homes in order to meet climate change targets. Just 67,000 heat pumps were sold in the UK in 2021, Boris Johnson has previously set a target of installing 600,000 heat pumps a year across homes and public buildings by 2028. […]
Take a look at our process Our underfloor heating is made up of a series of 12mm or 16mm pipes laid onto insulation and encased in a liquid screed or installed within a low-profile system. The pipework is installed at pre-determined spacing, usually with a 100mm to 200mm gap between pipes, this is dependent in […]
Water based underfloor heating systems, like ours, can offer a cost saving on your energy bills over time. That’s because they work more efficiently than radiators and can be controlled from a conventional boiler, or more energy efficient water heating sources such as air source or ground source heat pumps. Why is underfloor heating a […]
Liquid screed is an innovative building material used to provide a smooth floor finish ready to accept final floor finishes or to be polished. Flowing screeds can be used to encase underfloor heating pipes, providing a high-performance thermal mass to transfer the heat efficiently through to the surface. Liquid screeds are supplied ready-mixed and then […]
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