SCREEDS
Traditional and Self-levelling
SCREEDS
The screed is the surface support layer on which the finishing floor is then laid (resin, PVC, tile coating). It has a thickness ranging from 1 to 8 cm.
Screeds: types and features
The screeds are made of different thicknesses. The choice of thickness varies according to the type of use and the project specifications.
We realize:
Screeds in sand and cement.
TRADITIONAL SCREEDS
The traditional sand and cement screeds use material produced directly on site by mixing sand, cement and water. The mix can be made with manual systems, rather than automatic (silos and mixers), the equipment can also be mounted on trucks that serve both as a means of transport and as systems for mixing and pumping the material.
There are different types:
- Traditional screeds in sand and cement;
- Quick-drying screeds in sand and cement;
- Premixed;
- Quick-drying premixed;
- Premixed expanded clay lightened subbase.
SELF-LEVELLING SCREEDS
They are a type of screeds made with cement, sand and chemical additives, which, combined with water, make the mix very fluid and easily leveled.
- Self-levelling concrete base;
- Self-levelling anhydrite base.