Are there any alternatives to screeding levels?
Are there any alternatives to screeding levels? |
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Feather edges |
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A feather edge is a plasterer’s tool which can also be used for screeding. In some ways it is like a less bulky version of the screeding level. It can be used for moving flooring materials, but is not as suited to the task as a screeding level because it is not as sturdy.
For more information, see: Feather edges |
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Floats |
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Floats are also a plasterers finishing tool which can be used to even out floors. However they are usually quite small and reserved for walls, with the exception of… | |||
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BullfloatsBullfloats are a larger float with a handle specifically for floor smoothing. They cover large areas quickly but are not designed to spread denser flooring substances. |
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Wood |
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Many people use straight planks of wood as a screeding level. These are easier to come by but the results may not be as precise as they are not guaranteed to be completely straight and level. | |||
Power tools |
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Various power tools are used in professional and large-scale flooring and screeding applications. These can include power bullfloats, screeding beams and compactor plates. | |||
