How to pour SELF LEVELER #shorts #selfleveler #leveler

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Self leveling a floor how it's done. When installing very large tiles, it is critical that the substrate be flat to facilitate the installation of the tile. In some cases when there are just a few bad spot in the floor, where the might be a dip or a small hump in the floor, some spot patching or some grinding might be enough tp bring the floor into tolerance. Most times, especially on larger floors a free flowing self leveler will be needed. The term self leveler, or self leveling can be deceiving, you can't just pour the material on the floor and walk away, that will result in making the situation worse and only cost you time money and add even more problems to the floor. In this video I show you how to "Pin" a floor to get the correct amount of self lever where it is needed, I also show you how to prep the floor and spread the self leveling underlayment to get a flat floor ready for tile. All tile installed by Sal DiBlasi, Elite-tile Company, in the Boston North Shore area. This video contains affiliate links, which means I will receive a small commission if you click on the product link.
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[ll]

I had to see this 6 months ago! Another important thing: use a self levelling concrete that allows spread it around for a decent time.

[Sleepless]

Noob here, but don't homes and subfloors shift over time, causing concrete to crack? Is it the job of the uncoupling membrane to prevent this kind of issue?

[nathanjames]

Wouldn't spray foam around the peremiter do the same thing?

[valsomeone]

Does this not crack with expansion and contraction of the house?

[welshdave]

So, the cement is poured and leveled to the height of the screws then they are removed before it dries?