Thanks for a very informative video. I’m thinking of doing the same to the basement, except that I’m unsure how I can use the screw method as reference points over the concrete slab. I’ll check out some of your other videos for guidance. But if you can here, could you tell me what kind of Laticrete Next Level concrete should be used over concrete? Wire mesh requirement applies on concrete? Would the minimum height of a quarter inch apply when pouring over concrete as well as over plywood? And is it possible to use silicone stamps over Laticrete to create a wood patterned look?
Good morning Sal, we are thinking of installing brick flooring in our kitchen, any pros-cons, we would be installing over a hydronic radiant system- any advice would be appreciated. Uncoupling membrane?
How do you know if a floor can support all that weight? My house was built in the 70's and has 2x8 joists spanning 15 feet. My floor is bouncy as heck.
Sal in the areas where the height is more than 3/4" would it not make sense to screw in plywood or other materials so that minimum of self levelling is used?
Can I use a self-leveler around a furnace and water heater? I watched the video from 5 years ago and understand open spaces but what about tight spaces? I have a huge valley in front of my furnace where water pools if there is ever a leak (twice in 30+ years) required removal of existing surface flooring but fortunately caught in time to prevent subfloor damage. I would love to level or better yet, direct to the drain.
In 10 years it will not be my problem, however you don't install tile so you can remove it. If you do it will fail and you will be removing it in much less time than 10 years
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As a tile setter for almost 30 years this is literally one of the best videos ever! Brilliant, I love it!!! 👏🏼👍🏼
That's a huge levelling job Sal.
Sal da Man , strikes again!!!! GREAT JOB. Thank you for posting.
You bet
This is a WoW job! That's a great looking floor and how tidiously done. Thank you for sharing this video. I am soooo impressed!
Glad you enjoyed it!
YES a large box or straight edge is a must!
Thanks for a very informative video. I’m thinking of doing the same to the basement, except that I’m unsure how I can use the screw method as reference points over the concrete slab. I’ll check out some of your other videos for guidance.
But if you can here, could you tell me what kind of Laticrete Next Level concrete should be used over concrete? Wire mesh requirement applies on concrete? Would the minimum height of a quarter inch apply when pouring over concrete as well as over plywood? And is it possible to use silicone stamps over Laticrete to create a wood patterned look?
Using the tape on your drill to mark The heights is so clever.
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Great job, keep up the good work 👍
Hi Sal, how would you pin a concrete slab? I love the idea with the screws to ensure level but my project is on a slab
Use these, amzn.to/3WjqW11 or hot glue and a variety of horseshoe spacers.
Good morning Sal, we are thinking of installing brick flooring in our kitchen, any pros-cons, we would be installing over a hydronic radiant system- any advice would be appreciated. Uncoupling membrane?
How do you know if a floor can support all that weight? My house was built in the 70's and has 2x8 joists spanning 15 feet. My floor is bouncy as heck.
Never mind, you answered later on in the video. Thanks!
Sal in the areas where the height is more than 3/4" would it not make sense to screw in plywood or other materials so that minimum of self levelling is used?
Did you leave the screws in?
Can I use a self-leveler around a furnace and water heater? I watched the video from 5 years ago and understand open spaces but what about tight spaces? I have a huge valley in front of my furnace where water pools if there is ever a leak (twice in 30+ years) required removal of existing surface flooring but fortunately caught in time to prevent subfloor damage. I would love to level or better yet, direct to the drain.
The tape idea is genius, may be common but that’s a great and EASY idea to go quick. Lol
How many bags total was this job?
What Lazer level do u use? Nice work
Laticrete NXT Plus
Can this be done if the second floor??
If you ever want to do another new floor in 10-15 years, does the self-leveler need to be buffed away and removed like thinset?
In 10 years it will not be my problem, however you don't install tile so you can remove it. If you do it will fail and you will be removing it in much less time than 10 years
There must be height differences between the existing floors at the doorways. What if it is big? Do you use a transition strip?
Yes
Nice pour!
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Все классно, гудд, но вопрос не полопается ли наливной пол из за того что на фанере или осб????
The leveler is fiber reinforced and specifically designed for plywood
That turned out flatter than my first girlfriend! :)