I'd appreciate advice/guidance on this matter...
Recently had an old, uneven concrete floor repaired with a water-based fibre levelling compound. The idea being to leave the floor ready for a floor installer to do fine levelling and lay vinyl covering.
The floor now looks great and feels solid but it's not level. I haven't thoroughly checked out levels (intend to do that at the weekend) but even a quick check reveals an upward slope towards one end of the room. It even feels like a slope when walked on so we're not talking about just a few mm's.
Is there any way to level the floor by selectively removing some of the top surface? Some sort of wet sanding/scraping machine maybe?
Recently had an old, uneven concrete floor repaired with a water-based fibre levelling compound. The idea being to leave the floor ready for a floor installer to do fine levelling and lay vinyl covering.
The floor now looks great and feels solid but it's not level. I haven't thoroughly checked out levels (intend to do that at the weekend) but even a quick check reveals an upward slope towards one end of the room. It even feels like a slope when walked on so we're not talking about just a few mm's.
Is there any way to level the floor by selectively removing some of the top surface? Some sort of wet sanding/scraping machine maybe?