Screed for an extension
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markyspread
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dont forget to take into account access to site, parking, is it at the end of the garden ? is it up/down steps ?
can the lorry get outside ?
logistics can affect a lot of things !!!!!
piddly rooms also take longer to prep if you was having flow screed .
can the lorry get outside ?
logistics can affect a lot of things !!!!!
piddly rooms also take longer to prep if you was having flow screed .
zolco
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As above said if have the access I'd go flow screed, it's such a quick and painless process, anything over 40sqm is similar money to traditional too I lve been told, I paid 1600 quid last year for 42sqm @75 mm thickness, 40 min it took them to pump it in and dabble it. If you go traditional get it premixed takes then you only have to lay it.
JVplastering
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I’m a Liquid Screed installer.
Would have quoted 1,150 - 1,200 on this job.
But presume it’s all done?
zolco
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Yes mate it's all done, whereabouts are you? Keep you in mind for the future
JVplastering
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On the welsh Shropshire boarder near Shrewsbury
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Do you come over as far as Birmingham for work?
zolco
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I'm in Hertfordshire mate, so that might be a bit of a trek for you
JVplastering
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Yes we cover most of the uk.
Price differs on how far we travel but usually very competitive.
Price differs on how far we travel but usually very competitive.
JVplastering
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Yeah where called team sky screed!Is that because you use a bike and not a van to get to your jobs?
