Floor Levels
The Process
Floor levelling is the process of creating a flat and even base for your flooring. This is done by filling any dips or low spots in the existing subfloor and sometimes even removing high spots. By doing this, you can ensure that your new flooring will be installed smoothly and will look and perform at its best. It’s a crucial step to achieve a beautiful and long-lasting floor that you can enjoy for years to come!
FAQ
Why is floor levelling necessary?
Floor levelling is necessary because if the subfloor is not level, it can cause problems with the installation and performance of the new flooring. Uneven subfloors can lead to dips, bumps, or other issues that can make the flooring wear unevenly or cause it to buckle or warp over time.
How is floor levelling done?
Floor levelling can be done using various techniques, such as pouring a self-levelling compound or using a patching compound to fill in low spots. The specific method used will depend on the condition of the subfloor and the type of flooring being installed.
Can I level a floor myself, or do I need to hire a professional?
It is possible to level a floor yourself, but it can be challenging and time-consuming. It may be more efficient and effective to hire a professional flooring installer or contractor to do the job.