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me a 'just as good' dry screed. The screed is 75mm thick.Needless to say t he floor is crumbly and unsatisfactory. I want to bolt wood working machine s to the floor to prevent the consequences of an accident should the machin es topple over. I tried fixing a 65mm anchor bolt into the floor and liftin g it with a crow bar. The screed structure broke away as I suspected.
ng a thick layer tile adhesive to bond a 22mm t&G chipboard floor to the sc reed. There are tile adhesives that will fill uneven surfaces and bond onto concrete floors and chipboard floors. The Chipboard would be glued along t he joints to form a large single panel.
m any fixing bolt to spread in the screed and the screeds face to be suppor ted by the chipboard over it.
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Why not dig up & redo the concrete/screed where you're putting heavy machin ery. I'm doubtful adhesive & screed would cut it, but I haven't tried it.
For the rest of the floor, pouring well diluted glue into it may prove fine .
The OP was in 2009, no answer to that is needed.
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