Floor on slope, unlevel. help.

[PlasterV]

:RpS_unsure::RpS_unsure: I have a floor which was built on a slope I want to level it out, the floor is in a outbuilding. It goes from level to slope at the end of the building, with a slope of over 2 foot down at the back.

I want to level the flooring so I can use it for storage.

There is no DPM in place.

Any advice would be good.

 

[johniosaif]

Concrete it with dpm underneath, then either screed over with 60mm or use self level. I would do the screed my self..

 

[johniosaif]

For storage you could bang in a timber floor with dpm and finish with wpb ply

 

[PlasterV]

I want to screed it. concrete. Any Tips.

 

[johniosaif]

Clean floor, sbr, set levels out, dpm down,pour concrete, next day screed it level.

 

[superspread]

Kango up floor,dig down enough so you can allow for 100mm insulation ,100 mm concrete, 50 mm screed,I know it's storage but why not do it properly

 

[PlasterV]

ok, Thanks! ill give that a go. It is possible to use the dpm on the wall and batten as well as board + skim?

 

[johniosaif]

Kango up floor,dig down enough so you can allow for 100mm insulation ,100 mm concrete, 50 mm screed,I know it's storage but why not do it properly

I was holding back from this , ten points to you

 

[superspread]

I was holding back from this , ten points to you

:RpS_thumbsup:

 

[S a plastering]

We've just done this on a existing garage wall 4 inch jumbo stud with insulation in between the I section then vapour barrier then 60mm Thermaline boards over the top