How long do wait after pour until you can float it?

Is this acid to remove cement residue?

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Is this a concrete floor or screed floor?

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Very Good

lovely video

How to avoid that?

Great

So cute

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👍 very good work

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Correct.

Self consolidating concrete (SCC) right?

hahaha 1 team 3 man had done it in 10 days

interesting...... been doing screed myself for the last 25 years.... mixing by hand, mixer or else, allways the same hard work and must be experience to get a good finish that will take some traffic before finish is applied. great job boys!!!

THERE IS NO NEED FOR A COMPACTION TO MAKE IT SOLID?

THERE IS NO NEED FOR A COMPACTION TO IT SOLID?

I'm confused how would that ever hold flooring? That doesnt pass 3000psi even if it had been protected.

I am so confused, sorry. I am in the USA, is that concrete? it just looks like sand. I've never seen radiant heat pipes put in a sand floor. Do you pour a slab on top?

sore back after that floor i am a plasterer so only do small floors and my back hurts looking at this vid :)

why so much hate i like the way they do it

CSC have carried out some great projects. Check out their website, they screeded the Arcelormittal Orbit on the London 2012 Olympic park.

what a slow process to prep ,it will cost too much money and time shust to prep a floor of 600sq foots like this one,nop,i don't like this process

I am looking for a pump to the floor wylewek.interesuje cena.może me kompletna.Putzmeister not be damaged brinkmann M740 ds 43 45 Estromat 4-2 Hd Worker

said exactly what i was thinking mate :) ... i used love the rare jobs that we got a new putzmeister pump, but the firm i was on, we mostly got crap, but we (me and my dad) still managed to get it done

Iav been labouring to floor screeders since i was 15 pumping etc....And i have to say its a hard job. respond to people talking about lack of speed the screed is coming in at.. (1) the screed looks dry (2) Maybe 50 meters of pipe on? (3) shit pump? lol anyway i think its a credit to all the hard working screeders out there, but stop killing us men on the pump! lol 100 square meters would be plenty in a day :D lol

Check out the videos on the CSC Screeding Channel? All the best.

doyou havemore of those videos vind it kinda interesting its my job to here in belgium like to see it when they do it in other countrys on different ways thanks

@speknek360 Thanks for the comments. The water is adjusted to facilitate trowelling and can further vary dependent on the sand from varying pits. We have been screeding for 23 years and carry out some of the biggest projects, such as Dublin Airport Terminal 2. I'm sure the screeder knows what he's doing.

bad screeders dousnt even now that the pressure of the pump is to high it dousnt send the screed smoothley

This video was produced to give a better insight as to how the floor screeding process works. We hope you find this useful.

ok little comment to pressure on the maschine is to high :p that thing jumps less pressure more water and it comes slowly into the room without destroing or move the pipes its advise this is my work ^^ in belgium

Thanks for the comments. We screed approximately 100,000sm per year over UFH and have not encountered any problems. Our operatives do take care with protecting the pipes and tacker guns are present to tack a pipe back if dislodged.

The screed is adjusted to facilitate trowelling and must be careful not to have a too high water cement ratio as increased shrinkage could result. There are no kinks in the pipe as the UFH pipes are clipped to the floor. Our screeders are provided tacker guns, so if a clip is removed, we can easily relace. I would like to see how you think our pipe could not contact the UFH pipes? Djoints can be treated either by wire reinforcement or an SBR slurry mix.

Unfortunately not at present but if you would like to send in your CV for appraisal, we could contact you in the future. Thanks.

We have screeded over underfloor heating for many years and have never busted a pipe. It is very difficult to completely protect the pipes from movement so we supply all our screeders with tacker guns. The insulation boards have a grid system and not difficult to ensure the pipe is in the correct location. We appreciate your comments and hope this reassures the position and confirm that hydronic systems are pressurised during screed installation and failure would be indentified immediately.