We can help with:

Installation of screeded floors including

Flowing Screeds
Sand Cement screed
Underfloor heating screed
Granolithic screed
Anhydrite screeds
Calcium sulfate screeds
Alpha-hemihydrate screed
Polymer screed
Fibre screed
Lytag screed

As well as a variety of other Building screeds

We also offer advice on:

Types of screed application, Installation methods, Floor screed issues,

Floor use categories, Active ingredients, Floor screed specification - British Standards,

Advantages / Limitations, Underfloor heating, Thermal or acoustic insulation.

Whether it's a small domestic project or large commercial project you're planning, we have the knowledge and experience to give an outstanding end result guaranteed.

You can contact us on 07826 623980 or at our e-mail address: info@pumpscreed.co.uk

Anhydrite screed

Anhydrite screed produces a perfectly level floor quick and easy. Suitable for most floor coverings Anhydrite screed creates flat and smooth surface but is not suitable as a wearing surface.

Fast installation with an outstanding end result guaranteed, anhydrite screed is appropriate for domestic buildings and the majority commercial projects.

Also known by such terms as liquid screed, self levelling screed, free-flowing screed, Calcium sulphate based screed and Alpha-hemihydrate screed.

Anhydrite screed works extremely well with underfloor heating. Both warm water underfloor heating or wet underfloor heating and electrical underfloor heating. The way Anhydrite screed flows around underfloor heating pipes and cables makes it perfect for embedding the underfloor heating system.

If you’re looking for screed for underfloor heating then Anhydrite screed is often the screed of choice. Anhydrite screeds are perfect for integrating thermal and acoustic insulation.

Sand Cement screed

Sand Cement screed is an ideal screed for flooring applications.

Also known by such terms as traditional screed, conventional screed. Sand and Cement Screed can be mixed to different degrees. The most common of which are from 1:3 to 1:8. The mix used depends on the application.

Suitable for many floor applications, including monolithic, bonded and unbonded construction.
IImage below shows finished sand cement screed floor.

Fibre screed

Fibre screed has been developed to meet the increasing demand for factory-mixed cement : sand screeds of all mix designs incorporating an even dispersion of polypropylene fibres. The presence of suitable fibres can help to give a more cohesive mix and help control cracking caused by intrinsic stresses.

Applications: Fibre screeds are ideally suitable for use in hospitals, offices, superstores, industrial and other applications where there would be a high cost in loss of use through floor failure due to surface cracking of screed. Ideally compatible for use with underfloor heating systems.

Granolithic Screed

These have been used for many years in industrial situations and are cement based with selected aggregates. They are extremely hardwearing and will withstand high-pressure hot washing, disinfectants etc.

Granolithic Screed also known as ‘grano’ or ‘grano screed’ is often mixed on site and consists of grano dust, sand and cement.

Granolithic Screed is used for a large range of applications in the construction industry, most commonly for making up small areas of floor construction, benching in sewers and manholes, where its hard-wearing properties, its ability to be applied thinly (as thin as 6mm in certain conditions) and its low cost make it a popular and resilient surface. Granolithic Screed can also be used for steps, or anywhere else that a hard, smooth, concrete-like finish is required, including screeding-over existing concrete floors.

Image shows granolithic screed with brush finish. Float and trowel finishes can also be applied.

Polymer Screeds

Polymer Screeds have been developed to meet the demand for factory mixed cement:sand screed with the inclusion of a synthetic polymer resin to give increased toughness and bond properties. Polymer screeds are suitable for use on the following bases: Refurbishment work and for thinner, well-bonded screeds over suitable prepared concrete where it is impossible to achieve normal minimum thickness Solid concrete ground floor slabs, Precast concrete units or beams with reinforcement and In-situ suspended floors among others.

Lytag screed

Lytag produces lightweight aggregate with applications for drainage and filter media, structural lightweight concrete, floor and roof screeds, sports surfaces and horticultural media. Lytag is a versatile lightweight aggregate that has been manufactured since 1959. It uses fly ash, a waste product of coal burning power stations, as its raw material. Lytag has unlimited applications. Wherever there is a need for an aggregate which is strong, light and consistent then Lytag can provide an ideal solution.

For free advice or quote please contact us on 07826 623980 or email info@pumpscreed.co.uk

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