Laser Screed Flooring

What is Laser Screed Concrete Floor?

A Laser Screed Flooring is a concrete floor that has been levelled by a machine that uses lasers to precisely scree the floor at the same height across the whole floor. 

Laser screed machines have been developed due to the increasing demand for strength, smoothness and levelness in modern industrial buildings, large shopping malls,  warehouses  and other large area cement concrete floors.

The advantages of a laser screed floor-

1. Flatter floors – One of the greatest benefits of laser screeds is that they can achieve laser-precise flatness and levelness every single time. Floors are typically flatter, stronger, and more level than those produced by conventional methods.
2. Less manual effort – Laser screeds allow you to get more work done with fewer workers because the equipment is doing the majority of the strenuous work. This helps increase efficiency on the jobsite as larger daily placements can be completed with fewer workers.
3. Greater accuracy – Laser guided technology helps assure that concrete contractors achieve greater accuracy on every job. This increases customer satisfaction and can lead to further profitability.
4. Faster placement – Laser screed equipment can easily move around jobsite obstacles and eliminate most framework. This means that more floor or paving can be placed each day, helping you meet schedule deadlines or even surpass them.

Why You Might Need to Screed a Concrete Floor?

A concrete floor is usually rough and uneven which makes it impossible to live in your house without putting a proper finish. It is necessary to apply a screed if your floor is not level so that you can lay tiles or vinyl flooring well. As a rule of thumb, the floor surface should be uniform, and you can use a screed to give it a smooth finish.

Conclusion-

With the help of this type of flooring system, we can reduce time, labour, and number of construction joints and it eventually improves the flatness of floors. Laser Screed simultaneously cuts, vibrates, and levels the concrete in single pores.