Hi,
I removed the screed on my dining room floor as I want the floor to be the same level as my kitchen floor (it was previously 30mm higher).
Rather than screeding, I have considered laying a DPM on the concrete floor, laying thin insulation and then screwing plywood (using rawplugs) into the concrete. I think this will allow me to achieve a warmer finished floor at the same level as my kitchen?
Any thoughts please?
Thanks
Plywood on concrete floor
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Re: Plywood on concrete floor
If you need a DPM, the screws penetrating it will render it useless as a DPM.307camel wrote:Hi,
Rather than screeding, I have considered laying a DPM on the concrete floor, laying thin insulation and then screwing plywood (using rawplugs) into the concrete. I think this will allow me to achieve a warmer finished floor at the same level as my kitchen?
Any thoughts please?
Thanks
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