Floor Screeding in Shropshire
Are you looking for floor screed specialists in Shropshire?
KLE Group provide high quality floor screeding solutions to a range of clients for all domestic and commercial projects across Shropshire.
We offer our floor screed services across Shropshire including, Shrewsbury, Oswestry, Whitchurch, Market Drayton, Newport, Telford, Wellington, Oakengates, Donnington and Shifnal.
Whether you have a commercial building project needing floor screed for high traffic areas or a domestic renovation project that needs a fast drying screed. Our team of highly experienced floor screeders offer our services to all commercial and domestic floor screed projects across Shropshire and nearby areas.
For a free no obligation quote, please contact us and a member of the team will get back to you shortly or give us a call:
Fast Drying
Floor Screed
Fast drying screed or Rapid Drying Screed allows for rapid drying of the screed, when it is a tight turnaround project.
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Free Flowing
Screeds
Flowing screed, also known as liquid screed creates a flowing, liquid-like consistency, that allows the screed to be poured, which is ideal for larger construction projects and for larger floor areas.
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Insulation Under
Floor Screed
We supply and install both thermal and acoustic insulations that form part of a screed system including DPM, Insulation and Acoustic sound matting.
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Traditional
Floor Screed
Traditional floor screed, also known as standard cement / sand screeds is generally installed as a thick layer to ensure no cracking or shrinkage occurs. It is made up of dry sharp sand, cement and water.
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Concrete
Floor Screed
Concrete has a much coarser mixture than floor screed and is used across the construction industry for structural purposes, including floor slabs or a concrete base for a small building.
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Underfloor Heating
Floor Screed
If you are installing underfloor heating the pipework will need to be laid into something that aids the transfer of heat. You need a floor screed that will not only allow you to prepare the surface for the finished floor surface, but also act to absorb warmth from the UFH pipework and radiate it into the room above.