Liquid
Screed

What is Liquid Screed?

Our liquid screed is an excellent choice for domestic and residential building projects. Whether it’s a new build renovation or extension, liquid screed is a quick and cost-effective flooring solution.

Recent developments with liquid screed mean that existing sand/cement screeds are being replaced with more modern flowing screeds which allow for a more complete fill over the floor space. This is great for thermal conductivity as there are less heat losses to air pockets in the flooring.

Complete Underfloor Heating and Screed Package

Step 1 – Site Visit & Design

We will meet you onsite to discuss your underfloor heating needs and design a system that optimises the under floor heating.

Step 2 – Underfloor Heating Installation

Our team of trained installers will install your underfloor heating and screed to a bespoke design which ensures you have the most effective heating solution.

Step 3 – Test and Complete

Once the underfloor heating is installed we will pressure test the system and then install the liquid screed.

Common Questions

We offer 2 types of screed that are suitable for foot traffic 24 hours after installation, these are our Longfloor Classic and Longfloor Rapid.

Yes, screed is ideal for use with underfloor heating, the screed protects the heating system and retains the heat for longer.

Both concrete and screed are made up of cement, aggregate and water. Screed however, is a smoother, more free- flowing mixture made with finer aggregate. Concrete in comparison is coarser.

We advise to get your floor screeded as soon as the building is weather proof to give you the longest drying time. If you are having a staircase, this can be accurately measured when the screeded floor is in place.

This depends on the type of screed you choose, our Longfloor Classic and Longfloor Rapid do not require sanding prior to application of floor finishes. However, our Gypsol Classic option does require sanding. We also provide a sanding service which we recommend you book in at the time of booking your screed.

During curing, yes. When first laid and curing it is essential that the screed maintains a certain amount of moisture to ensure it cures to its full strength. If screed is laid in direct sunlight or extreme heat we would protect it with tarpaulin/sheeting to prevent sun damage.

Yes, we have a range of underfloor heating systems we offer depending on the floor structure and system requirements.