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Self-compacting screed.

Self-compacting screed systems that place and level without powerfloating or late working, keeping the method clean and the programme tight.

The work

No late working, no powerfloating.

Self-compacting screed flows and consolidates under its own weight, so there is no need for the late powerfloating that traditional methods demand. That removes evening and night working on many sites.

It is a strong fit for live environments where the method has to be clean and predictable.

  • Clean method. No powerfloating, so no late or night shifts on site.
  • Predictable. Consolidates under its own weight for a consistent result.
  • Programme friendly. Fits neatly into phased, access-controlled works.

Detail

Self-compacting vs power floated

Self-compacting screed and power floated concrete solve different problems. One removes late working on a screeded deck, the other produces a dense, hard-wearing industrial floor surface.

We help you choose the right system for the structure and the use. See our comparison in the knowledge section, or talk it through with us.

FAQs

Common questions

What is the advantage of self-compacting screed?
It consolidates under its own weight, so there is no powerfloating and no late or night working on site.
When would I choose it over power floated concrete?
Self-compacting suits a clean, fast screed on a deck. Power floated suits a hard-wearing industrial floor surface. We advise which fits.
Does it work on precast decks?
Yes. It is a strong fit for precast plank upper floors.

Got a flooring or screed project coming up?

Send us the drawings and the specification, and we'll tell you straight whether we can deliver it, and how.

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