Hi all,
I know this has been covered before but I wanted to get some clarification on the correct materials/steps.
I've a thin coating of Bitumen on my floor in a flat, this has been exposed after removing parquet flooring. I have no intention in grinding it off, just looking to seal it and place carpet on top. (There is no need to level the floor)
What am I better off using SBR or a liquid DPM? Or a mixture of the two? Can any DPM be directly applied to the bitumen? I was looking at getting the white Drybase DPM from Toolstation/B&Q?
Thanks in advance
I know this has been covered before but I wanted to get some clarification on the correct materials/steps.
I've a thin coating of Bitumen on my floor in a flat, this has been exposed after removing parquet flooring. I have no intention in grinding it off, just looking to seal it and place carpet on top. (There is no need to level the floor)
What am I better off using SBR or a liquid DPM? Or a mixture of the two? Can any DPM be directly applied to the bitumen? I was looking at getting the white Drybase DPM from Toolstation/B&Q?
Thanks in advance