I've just laid a floor slab but have found that there is a large hump in one area that is about 20mm above the level that it should be. As I am laying insulation and screed over the top and the screed will have to match the level in an adjacent room, I need to remove the hump to ensure that I have a sufficient thickness to the screed.
Is there a mechanical way of removing this hump? (The concrete is only a couple of days old).
Thanks. I found the floor grinder on the HSS Hire website. You're not kidding about the cost - £70ish! But it has to be done. I can't think of any other way of sorting out this problem (I'm not going down the bolster route).
If you type the key words of your question into our search box to the left of the site you may find the answer is already posted or is in the DIY projects section of the website. Every post goes through a monitoring process and using the search box may speed up your answer.
DIY how to tutorial projects and guides - Did you know we have a DIY Projects section? Well, if no, then we certainly do! Within this area of our site have literally hundreds of how-to guides and tutorials that cover a huge range of home improvement tasks. Each page also comes with pictures and a video to make completing those jobs even easier!
by 