My kitchen floor is concrete and there is a hollow near the exterior door caused by traffic. The area to be filled is like a short passage way just over a door's width and only a few feet long, so it only has to be brought up level with the kitchen floor at one end. The area to be filled is less than half a square metre, about 25mm at the deepest, tapering to nothing at the kitchen end. The worn area is mostly concrete but there is a granite block adjacent to the door.
Is there anything more economical and practical that self-levelling compound? That seems very costly for such a small area. Would a 3:1 cement/sand mix be OK? The surface has to be suitable for tiling with ceramic tiles.
Is there anything more economical and practical that self-levelling compound? That seems very costly for such a small area. Would a 3:1 cement/sand mix be OK? The surface has to be suitable for tiling with ceramic tiles.