Floor levelling - kitchen
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Floor levelling - kitchen

by ben_jammin » Mon Jul 09, 2007 2:46 pm

Hi everybody, I wonder if someone can offer me some advice on floor levelling.

I am in the process of renovating a victorian terraced house. Originally, the bathroom was on the back of the kitchen but we have knocked through and built a new wall to extend the kitchen and turn the bathroom in to a shower room. This is all fine, but the floor in the new part of the kitchen is higher than the rest of the kitchen and there is a channel where the brick wall used to stand. There is a difference in height of about 20mm in some places.

The floors are all concrete, and the original kitchen floor is slightly wonky (I intended to level it with a latex compound). Once level, I am going to lay real wood flooring.

Does anyone have any advice on the best way to get a level floor?

Thanks in advance.

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