filling holes in a cratered concrete floor
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Opey
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filling holes in a cratered concrete floor

Post by Opey » Mon Oct 22, 2007 5:56 pm

I want to take up an existing parquet floor which will no doubt crater the existing concrete surface underneath. I want to fill these craters without raising the overall level of the concrete. What product do I use?

kbrownie
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Post by kbrownie » Sat Oct 27, 2007 4:54 am

Hi Opey,
When you say "crater" i'm guessing that you have a floor that is not absolute level. If that is so, you can buy a good self leveling compond from wickes. If you just need to repair holes in the floor a bit of limestone gravel no bigger 10/0mm and some grit sand mixed together with cement and water. Should be okay!
Best of Luck
KB

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