Dip in slab?

henpecked · Post: # 57475Post **henpecked** Mon Dec 27, 2010 5:57 pm

Got a bit of a dip in my slab, what's the best way to get it level?
Taking into account frost and depth of dip (about 10mm at deepest) is about 2ft x 3ft in all. So a very wide/shallow belly.

Thought of latex but this is used in indoors, so no good for me.

Any tips guys?

digerjones · Post: # 57476Post **digerjones** Mon Dec 27, 2010 6:03 pm

self leveling compound perhaps

henpecked · Post: # 57479Post **henpecked** Mon Dec 27, 2010 7:59 pm

digerjones wrote:self leveling compound perhaps

Yes, looked at latex but its not recommended for outdoors.
Might scabble and grout it? Just not sure on frost resistance in that depth.

Mon Dec 27, 2010 11:59 pm

IS THIS THE SLAB FOR THE SHED?
LLL

soz caps

Post: # 57498Post **seanandruby** Tue Dec 28, 2010 7:52 am

If it's just for foot traffic you might get away with a grano' mix. You could use renderoc hb or fc depending on uses and, or depth. Simeon does a similar product and you could contact him, i'll try and find his address it's on a thread somewhere. You'd be advised to wait for warmer weather though.

henpecked · Post: # 57533Post **henpecked** Tue Dec 28, 2010 9:39 pm

Yes LL. I tried to ignore it, but its got to the 'really bugging' stages now :laugh:

Thanks alot Sean. Would you think a but of a roughing up would be in order or would it stick just the same either way?

Gave me a bit of something to look at, didn't think of Granno TBH.

New set of eyes and all that.

Post: # 57540Post **seanandruby** Tue Dec 28, 2010 11:19 pm

I would scabble it and prime with pva, or, sbr.

simeonronacrete · Sun Feb 13, 2011 11:50 am

Hi

Just seen this post; did you fix it?

You can scabble the surface then lay Ronafix thin bonded screed, minimum depth 6mm, up to 50mm in a single layer.

Give me a call if you need to discuss it.

henpecked · Post: # 59470Post **henpecked** Sun Feb 13, 2011 2:58 pm

simeonronacrete wrote:Hi

Just seen this post; did you fix it?

You can scabble the surface then lay Ronafix thin bonded screed, minimum depth 6mm, up to 50mm in a single layer.

Give me a call if you need to discuss it.

Thanks Simeon.

Will have a look at it this. Still have not sorted it out (typical as its my own job)

What prices does this run at?

also, why have you got a bigger helmet than me?

haggistini · Post: # 59480Post **haggistini** Sun Feb 13, 2011 6:17 pm

and its purple

simeonronacrete · Sun Feb 13, 2011 6:30 pm

I just showed it to my wife - the posting, not the helmet, although.....

Anyway, speak to Tony about the size and colour....as I've told Mrs O size isn't important!

Give me a call tomorrow about prices, or I can PM you.

Have a good evening.

henpecked · Post: # 59484Post **henpecked** Sun Feb 13, 2011 7:50 pm

simeonronacrete wrote:I just showed it to my wife - the posting, not the helmet, although.....

Anyway, speak to Tony about the size and colour....as I've told Mrs O size isn't important!

Give me a call tomorrow about prices, or I can PM you.

Have a good evening.

Ha ha!

Nice one (post , not the helmet)

PM would be OK, off to doctors tomorrow all day so Im not taking phone.

Thanks again.

Hp