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Bonded screeds
This is a screed that is bonded to an underlying surface such as a slab, block floor or beam. Usually thinner than any other form of screed and often used as a leveler to build up the surface before insulation or dry boards are installed.
Unbonded screeds
In this process the screed is not bonded to an underlying surface. To ensure there is no bonding a separating membrane, normally polythene is installed. This is usually specified where there is a need for a DPM between the underlying surface and the screed.
Floating screeds
In simple terms this is a screed overlaid on something that is not rigid. Buildings now have a requirement to be more energy efficient and to meet certain acoustic standards. This has led to an increase in demand for floating screeds.
Underfloor Heating
Cemfloor is an ideal screed to apply if you are installing underfloor heating. It can be applied in very thin sections allowing for a minimum of 25mm above the electric heating cables or warm water pipework. The composite mix of the screed will ensure thermal conductivity is much more efficient.