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High Performance Anhydrite Liquid Screed for Timber Floor Systems
Screedflo Timber is a high-performance anhydrite liquid screed specifically designed for use on timber floor constructions. Its enhanced flexural strength allows for natural movement and deflection within timber joist systems, while still providing the solid feel of a concrete floor.
This screed is suitable for use with underfloor heating systems and can be installed alongside acoustic resilient insulation to help reduce both impact and airborne sound, making it ideal for residential properties and multi-storey buildings.
Typical installation depths:
• From 40mm on timber deck
• From 45mm with underfloor heating
How It Works
Getting a quote and booking your screed installation with us at Screedflo is simple and straightforward.
1. Get A Quote
Enter your floor area or room sizes, select your screed type and depth, and we’ll instantly calculate the volume and email your price.
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2. Preparation
Once you confirm you’d like to proceed, please ensure the area is fully prepared in line with our preparation requirements ahead of screed installation.
3. Site Visit
A member of our team will then arrive to carry out a site visit. During the visit, our experienced site team will:
• Check access for 11m screed vehicle
• Confirm pumping distances
• Check floor preparation
• Answer any prep or install questions
Our screed delivery vehicle is comparable in size to a standard UK refuse lorry, allowing access to most residential and commercial sites.
4. Screed Installation
Our experienced team will then arrive on the agreed date to batch the screed on site and carry out the installation.
If more screed is used on the day than originally quoted, we’ll invoice the difference. If less screed is used, we’ll arrange a refund or credit accordingly.
5. Aftercare
Once installation is complete, you should follow the aftercare guidance provided. Failure to do so may affect drying times, surface quality, and long-term performance.
