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Self leveling complete, drying.

Applying self leveling

Freshly ground and cleaned. Applying primer for self leveling.

This was the old floor, pretty gross.

Hello, A quick bit of advice needed please: We are setting up a meadery in South Wales and have taken the space over from a brewery - their floor was terrible and had low spots and water pooling, which was bad from a food hygiene perspective. The paint was also flaking up so we decided to...

Looks pretty bad, the front of the house is the same. They are doing my neighbours house too, and the neighbour went for 'bendy' tiles, these have been joined in a similarly lumpy fashion to their neighbours. Is is a simple case of sanding down the batons so they level out gradually?

I didn't notice any rockwool barrier between the houses. It is a Victorian terrace house with a sold wall between the houses. Before the tiles went down I saw the battens were thicker than the neighbours older ones but I assumed they would be sanded down to meet them. I assumed wrong! What...

Agreed.

How about now?

Hello all! Could use a bit of advice. I am currently having my house re-roofed and so far I have not been very impressed by the quality of work. The latest thing I have noticed is the joint between my house and the neighbours isn't flush, there is a raised mound which is causing the tiles to...