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teddyb

Hi

How can you tell when screed is dry enough to walk on / fit kitchen units on?

The screed was laid on Friday but still looks damp /wet in places. There are some patches of white but its mostly grey. The builders have got the kitchen fitter coming on Monday - but it looks doubtful to me ... :(
 
the floor is usually hard enough to walk on the next day.

it will still scuff easily though.

it will only be totally dry after about a week.

the units can still be fitted but not the kickboards.
 
Thanks, obviously the builder and fitter will do what they will do, but I'm grateful for you reply so that I can get still excited by the prospect of seeing the kitchen begin to happen now - it was started early August!

Cheers :D
 

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