Leveling a concrete floor

Given that it's going to be a loo and will incur "Splashback" at times of inebriated poor aiming why not tile it and level it at the same time so to speak. I don't think 6-10mm extra will make a lot of difference in the height.

It'll be fine. The whole point of these products is that they feather to a fine edge and don't break up.

You need the bit under the wc to be flat *and* level, and the rest of it can be just flat. Use a length of wood to line it up with the doorway

Thanks for the advice to date.

I don't want to tile, lots of reasons, so I think I'll go with the sand, cement mixed with PVA option - can I take this mix to a feather edge without it breaking up or do i need to allow a specific thickness across the floor

Cheers

Richard

Stuart Noble wrote:

I've done this with "B&Q general purpose mortar" with 4 water: 1pva. This is much finer than your normal sharp sand mix.

Wickes do a bricklaying mortar mix in bags for next to nothing is this the sort of stuff I need (with PVA added) or do I need to use other sand

Cheers

Richard

Stuart Noble wrote:

General purpose mortar is different, but also next to nothing

Thanks Stuart, what sand is it mixed with just in case its not available when I go - then I can buy seperate bags

Cheers

Richard

Stuart Noble wrote:

I think it's a blend of different sands and particle sizes. At a push you could probably sieve ordinary sharp sand to get rid of the gritty bits