Can You Use Joint Compound On Concrete Floor at Kaitlyn Bilger blog

Can You Use Joint Compound On Concrete Floor. Given that the subfloor is wood, probably the best bet is to put down plywood over the existing floor. If you're by yourself and unskilled i'd highly recommend doing it small pour by small pour. I need to pour a level pad 2 1/4 inches thick to support a cast iron tub on top of our slab (the floors are raised 2 1/4 inches). If you're putting down carpet, it might be level enough. You can use the joint compound on the concrete floor. But you can’t use the drywall. If you're putting down tile, the thinset might be sufficient to bridge small gaps. But the outcome will not be as you expected. I would like to use. You can glue it to the existing subfloor, plus screw it into the joists, which will give you a nice flat surface. What to use to fill concrete expansion joints. In order to help prevent problems like cracking, weeds, and settling from affecting your concrete, it’s important to fill the expansion. You only get better output from the concrete floor if it dries properly. I can tell you that finished floors take a lot of work.

In order to help prevent problems like cracking, weeds, and settling from affecting your concrete, it’s important to fill the expansion. What to use to fill concrete expansion joints. I need to pour a level pad 2 1/4 inches thick to support a cast iron tub on top of our slab (the floors are raised 2 1/4 inches). Given that the subfloor is wood, probably the best bet is to put down plywood over the existing floor. I can tell you that finished floors take a lot of work. But you can’t use the drywall. You only get better output from the concrete floor if it dries properly. If you're putting down tile, the thinset might be sufficient to bridge small gaps. You can use the joint compound on the concrete floor. If you're by yourself and unskilled i'd highly recommend doing it small pour by small pour.

Self Leveling Compound Concrete Floor at Chris McNeil blog

Can You Use Joint Compound On Concrete Floor You can glue it to the existing subfloor, plus screw it into the joists, which will give you a nice flat surface. I can tell you that finished floors take a lot of work. If you're by yourself and unskilled i'd highly recommend doing it small pour by small pour. I would like to use. If you're putting down carpet, it might be level enough. You only get better output from the concrete floor if it dries properly. I need to pour a level pad 2 1/4 inches thick to support a cast iron tub on top of our slab (the floors are raised 2 1/4 inches). In order to help prevent problems like cracking, weeds, and settling from affecting your concrete, it’s important to fill the expansion. But the outcome will not be as you expected. What to use to fill concrete expansion joints. You can glue it to the existing subfloor, plus screw it into the joists, which will give you a nice flat surface. But you can’t use the drywall. If you're putting down tile, the thinset might be sufficient to bridge small gaps. Given that the subfloor is wood, probably the best bet is to put down plywood over the existing floor. You can use the joint compound on the concrete floor.