levelling for kitchen/diner

[renov8r]

I have just taken out a dividing wall between a kitchen and dining room (in a 1950s house) and will be fitting new kitchen units and either a marmoleum or tiled floor. The levels are not too bad but I have taken up Marley tiles so theres little lumps and bumps and I want to get a nice even finish across the 7.2m x 3.3m area to work on.

What sort of products should I look at (DIY) and how thin can the layer be?

 

[renov8r]

It is a concrete floor by the way...

 

[Moz]

lol ..just had a question on another thread like this ...

//www.diynot.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=47730

Mapei Levelling Compound, Ultraplan Eco
Ultra-fast hardening (12 hours) self-levelling compound for thicknesses from 1mm to 10mm with low emission of organic volatile compounds (VOC).
Coverage 1.6kg/m² per mm of thickness. 23kg bags £0.85/kg

btw dont leave your aga on while its drying out ...

hope this helps

 

[renov8r]

thanks Moz