Dribond Level Floor Tuff

Levelling compounds require manual distribution using tools such as trowels or floats to ensure even coverage. In contrast, self levelling compounds are designed to flow and settle naturally, forming a smooth, level surface with minimal effort. This makes self levelling compounds particularly useful for large areas or projects requiring quick application.

Self levelling concrete can match the strength of standard concrete, depending on the product specifications. However, certain compounds are formulated specifically for internal or external applications, so it's important to choose the right type for your project. For external use, look for products designed to withstand weather exposure and heavy loads.

The thickness of a self levelling compound varies based on the product specifications. Most products can be applied at a thickness ranging from 5mm to 50mm in a single pour. For thicker applications, specialised products may allow depths of up to 200mm. Always consult the manufacturer’s guidelines for accurate details.

Yes, self levelling compounds are ideal for repairing uneven or damaged concrete floors. A levelling compound for concrete floors fills gaps, cracks, and low spots, creating a level base suitable for further finishing, such as tiling or epoxy coating. For extensive repairs, consider combining a self levelling compound with other solutions like mortar repair or concrete repair products.

It’s recommended to seal self levelled surfaces to enhance durability and protect them from moisture, stains, and wear. A concrete penetrating sealer is an excellent choice for ensuring long-lasting protection while maintaining the integrity of the surface.

Drying times vary depending on the product and application thickness, but most self levelling compounds dry within 4–24 hours. Heavier layers or products used in colder temperatures may require additional curing time. Always refer to the product specifications for precise drying and curing details.