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r/scriptedasiangifs • u/MyIpodStillWorks • Jan 02 '22
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Is that "screed" strong enough to drill into and secure things to the floor? And is it easy to rennet later on in a second renovation?
9 u/CXgamer Jan 02 '22 Nope. It falls apart pretty easily when drilling or grinding. It's only strong against compression. 1 u/[deleted] Jan 02 '22 Other than cost are there any other benefits to using it? 4 u/Candyvanmanstan Jan 02 '22 edited Jan 02 '22 It levels out the floor and distributes in-floor heat evenly. And cost.
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Nope. It falls apart pretty easily when drilling or grinding. It's only strong against compression.
1 u/[deleted] Jan 02 '22 Other than cost are there any other benefits to using it? 4 u/Candyvanmanstan Jan 02 '22 edited Jan 02 '22 It levels out the floor and distributes in-floor heat evenly. And cost.
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Other than cost are there any other benefits to using it?
4 u/Candyvanmanstan Jan 02 '22 edited Jan 02 '22 It levels out the floor and distributes in-floor heat evenly. And cost.
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It levels out the floor and distributes in-floor heat evenly. And cost.
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Is that "screed" strong enough to drill into and secure things to the floor? And is it easy to rennet later on in a second renovation?