Floor Levelling Compounds

We stock some of the leading brands in terms of Floor Levelling Compounds, with access to Sika and Everbuild product.

Our Cement based compounds are used for levelling out uneven floor prior to laying ceramic tiles, thermoplastic tiles, lino, wood block flooring or carpet. The compounds come in different sizes, setting times and uses. Our standard range is shown below and with these products you can be sure that you will be getting the job done right the first time. Please speak with a member call into your local branch for more information.

Sikafloor 440 Level Fibre Reinforced - 20kg

A fibre and polymer reinforced, flexible, high strength cement based levelling compound, designed specifically for use with underfloor heating and for application over wooden floors.

Once mixed with water, Sikafloor 440 Level Fibre Reinforced produces a smooth self-levelling compound which dries to a tough flexible finish and can then be overlaid with most common floor coverings or left as a final wearing surface.

Sikafloor 131 Level Latex Ultra - 25kg

A high performance, latex modified cement based self levelling compound for floor smoothing and levelling uneven rigid internal floors. It is also suitable for some exterior applications such as sheltered balconies and walkways, prior to laying ceramic tiles, slabs and natural stone.

Sikafloor 131 Level Latex Ultra can be overlaid with common floor coverings or left as a final wearing surface.

Sikafloor 245 Level Deepfill - 25kg

A one-part, thick bed cement-based smoothing and resurfacing compound for levelling out extremely uneven floors and screeds down to a depth of 50mm in one coat.

It is typically used for levelling floors prior to laying ceramic and thermoplastic tiles, lino, wood block flooring or carpet.

Sikafloor 125 Level Latex - 25kg

A ready to use latex modified smoothing and levelling compound for advanced flexibility and resilience.

It is suitable for smoothing and levelling uneven rigid internal floors prior to applying final wearing coverings. Along with underfloor heating applications beneath heating systems.