Correcting uneven, pitted, or sloping concrete sub-floors with high-flow polymer cement leveling compounds. The standard prep before wood, vinyl, or epoxy.
Installing floors over defective sub-floors causes warping, hollow spots, and click-lock failures. Our crew uses precision leveling compounds to address these structural concrete defects:
We open stress cracks and anchor them with high-tensile steel pins before pouring, preventing reflective cracks from traveling up into your final floor coverings.
Low deflection pockets in sub-floors create hollow underfoot sounds. We verify level depths and fill low spots to provide a completely solid sub-floor base.
High ridges are ground down utilizing diamond grit metal disks on planetary grinders to achieve flatness tolerances compliant with the SANS 10070 code of practice.
Standard sand-and-cement screed mixes take up to 28 days to fully cure and dry out before wood or vinyl floors can be safely installed.
FloorLab utilizes advanced polymer-modified leveling compounds that dry out via chemical hydration. They are trafficable in 3–4 hours, allowing final vinyl, wood, or epoxy floor coverings to be installed in under 24 hours.
Our technical teams strictly follow SANS 10070 and SANS 10186 codes of practice to verify the sub-floor is structurally stable and flat before proceeding.
Slabs digitally audited to guarantee moisture is under the strict 3% limit.
We check levels to guarantee flatness variance is under 2mm over 3 meters.
Diamond surface grinding to strip paint/laitance and open concrete pores.
Mechanical paddle mixing using strict manufacturer ratios to prevent bubbles.
Based in Gauteng, we mobilize sub-floor preparation crews across Johannesburg (Sandton, Midrand, Randburg, Roodepoort) and Pretoria (Pretoria East, Centurion).
A close-up view of our finished craftsmanship. We enforce rigorous quality controls and flat tolerances to ensure a clean, level surface.