Self-Levelling

Note: If you are working on a timber floor, you will need to use Fix-A-Floor Polyurethane for Loose, Squeaky Wood Flooring Repair. You can purchase it here. Fix-A-Floor Repair Adhesive, now patented, is an extra-strength bonding adhesive designed specifically for re-bonding loose and hollow tiles, marble and stone without the cost and mess of removing or replacing them. Fix-A-Floor is a simple DIY repair solution that is fast, easy and affordable, and surprisingly rewarding. If you can operate a drill, a caulking gun and mix a small batch of grout, you can do it. It works on all types of subfloor materials. Just Drill & Fill! Tip: For more precise application or smaller holes, you can include the 30 mL Adhesive Syringe with Blunt Tip Fill Needle when purchasing this product. It makes applying the adhesive cleaner and more accurate, especially in tight or narrow grout lines. The Nozzle The nozzle of the 300 mL Fix-A-Floor tube is specially engineered with a pre-drilled 3 mm hole to make it ideal for filling drilled holes in loose or hollow tile, marble and stone floors. It is firm enough to form a strong seal for optimal flow and complete coverage. Markings on the nozzle indicate cut points for 4.5 mm, 6 mm or any size you need, making it suitable for both narrow grout lines and wider applications. The Adhesive Fix-A-Floor Repair Adhesive is strong and flexible, featuring elastomeric bonding properties that prevent future issues caused by foundation movement, expansion and contraction of the subfloor or poor original installation. Used by flooring professionals for years, this product allows any homeowner to fix loose, hollow or squeaky tiles quickly and permanently. It is non-toxic, non-flammable and eco-friendly. Whether you are repairing a small area or a large floor section, Fix-A-Floor delivers lasting results and is guaranteed for the life of your floor. Just Drill & Fill! FAQs Q: Will Fix-A-Floor work with heated floors?A: Yes. Many customers use Fix-A-Floor over heated floor elements with no issues. Turn off the heating before, during and for 48 hours after applying. Q: Some of my grout is missing. Can I still use Fix-A-Floor?A: Yes. If small gaps or cracks exist, simply Drill & Fill. The adhesive will re-bond and stabilise loose areas. If the grout is completely missing, re-grout lightly, allow it to dry and then apply Fix-A-Floor. Q: Can I repair my whole floor or just one tile?A: Fix-A-Floor works on all sizes of problem areas, from a single tile to an entire room. It is suitable for all types of tile, marble and stone floors. Q: Can I use Fix-A-Floor outside?A: Yes. It performs well in both interior and exterior applications, including patios and decks. Q: Can I use Fix-A-Floor in showers or pools?A: No. It is not recommended for areas exposed to constant or excessive moisture. Q: Is Fix-A-Floor safe?A: Yes. It is a non-toxic, non-flammable, water-based adhesive that is safe and environmentally friendly. Q: Can I use it to re-glue a tile that has come loose?A: Yes. Apply Fix-A-Floor directly to the floor where the tile was, press the tile firmly into place, apply weight and allow to cure for 24 hours. Q: Do I need to place weight on the floor after filling?A: It is recommended to place some weight, such as a heavy object or bucket, on the area to aid curing and ensure even distribution. It is not mandatory but helps achieve optimal results. Q: What if adhesive does not appear from other holes?A: The adhesive may still be spreading beneath the tile. Move to the next hole and continue filling. Make sure you are not pressing the nozzle down onto the subfloor during application.

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Feast Watson Glass Finish is a two-part, high-build clear epoxy that gives interior timber a thick, glossy, glass-like coating in a single pour, supplied here as the 0.5m² kit. It is designed for tabletops, benchtops, furniture and craft pieces, and it can also be used as an embedding or casting medium. Feast Watson says one application is equal to up to 40 coats of traditional varnish.About the formulaA two-part epoxy made up of a resin (Part A) and a hardener (Part B), mixed at a 5:3 ratio. It is a pour-on, self-levelling coating that is hard-wearing and scratch-resistant. The data sheet lists it as 100% solids by volume. It builds a film about 1.2mm thick and has a high gloss level. It has excellent water resistance but is for interior use only. The cured film softens and whitens above 100°C, so keep hot pots and pans off it. The kit includes the resin, the hardener, a stirrer and the Glass Finish Usage Guide.Where to use itIndoors: interior timber furniture and accessories, benchtops and tabletops, small craft and decoupage projects, and embedding or casting work.Outdoors: not suitable for exterior timber.It is made for timber, and the data sheet says it can also be used on many other interior surfaces. It can go over Feast Watson Prooftint stain. You can also tint the mix with up to 2% Prooftint for colour. Test on an offcut first, particularly on non-timber surfaces.How to use itWork in a clean, dust and lint-free room that is warm (above 20°C) and not humid (under 60%). Make sure the surface is level, dry, and free of dust, grease, wax and oil. For best results, seal the timber first with two coats of a suitable sealer such as Feast Watson Proofseal. Do not sand between coats or after sealing. Fill any knots or cracks, mask areas you do not want coated, and raise the piece off the work area so the coating can drip freely off the edges. Protect the floor underneath.Combine the resin and hardener as directed in the pack and stir thoroughly with the supplied stirrer. Do not thin the product. Pour it over the surface straight away, because mixed product left in the container heats up and sets quickly. Spread it with a brush or spreader. Do not roll or spray it. You have about 25 minutes of working time. Carbon dioxide, not heat, is what breaks up surface bubbles, so do not use a heater or hair dryer. Do not try to remove bubbles after about 30 minutes. Tidy the edges with a small brush, then leave the piece in a dust-free area to cure.Clean tools with epoxy thinners, and use it for clean-up only.Important notesNot suitable for exterior timber, vertical surfaces or flooring. Follow the mixing directions exactly. Wrong proportions, or adding extra hardener, will leave the film soft or sticky. Touch dry is 24 hours, tape can come off after 6 hours, light use is after 36 hours, and full cure takes 7 days. For large projects, consider a professional applicator and always practise on a spare board first. For deep scratches in the cured film, lightly sand and apply one more coat. For routine care, wipe with a soft damp cloth.Specifications Brand Feast Watson Product Glass Finish Epoxy Resin Kit Pack 0.5m² kit (Part A resin, Part B hardener, stirrer, usage guide) Colour Clear Sheen Gloss Base Two-part epoxy resin Mixing ratio 5:3 (resin to hardener) Application Pour and spread with brush or spreader Coats 1 Film thickness About 1.2mm Working time About 25 minutes Touch dry 24 hours Light use 36 hours Full cure 7 days Coverage About 1200ml of mixed product per 1m² (0.5m² per kit) Clean up Epoxy thinners Use Interior only SafetyUse in a well-ventilated area and keep containers closed when not in use. Wear overalls, safety glasses or chemical goggles and impervious gloves, and avoid skin and eye contact. Keep out of reach of children. Store in a cool place, and do not let the product enter drains or waterways. Refer to the Safety Data Sheet (SDS) for full details.

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Artko Artists Epoxy Resin is a two-part, 1:1 mix casting and coating resin for resin art, supplied here as a 1 litre kit with a starter set of accessories. It cures to a crystal clear, glass-like finish and is aimed at hobbyists and artists who want a simple mix ratio and a smooth, self-levelling result.About the formulaA two-part epoxy system made up of 500ml of resin (Part A) and 500ml of hardener (Part B), mixed in equal parts by volume. It is described as odourless, free of VOCs and BPA, and it contains a UV stabiliser to help resist yellowing over time. It self-levels to a flat, glossy surface and is heat resistant up to 80°C. The kit also includes a silicone mat (40cm x 30cm), a square silicone mould, gloves and pipettes, so you can start pouring straight away.Where to use itIndoors: resin art and pour paintings, coasters, trays, jewellery, keepsakes and small decorative pieces cast in silicone moulds.Coating and embedding: sealing and preserving items such as photographs, paper, shells and dried flowers under a clear glossy layer.Suitable materials include wood, metal, glass, silicone moulds, paper, photographs, shells and dried flowers. Always test on an offcut or a small area first, particularly on porous or unusual surfaces.How to use itWork in a well-ventilated area on a level surface, and protect your bench with the silicone mat. Measure equal parts of resin and hardener into a clean disposable cup or silicone mixing cup. Stir slowly for about 5 minutes until the mix runs clear, scraping the sides and base of the cup. If you want colour or sparkle, add mica powder or glitter a little at a time at this stage. Pour into a mould or onto a flat surface and leave undisturbed to cure. Warming the sealed bottles in warm water for about 30 minutes before mixing can help reduce bubbles. A heat gun or a toothpick can be used to pop any bubbles that rise to the surface.Important notesThe supplier gives a cure time at 25°C of about 3 to 4 hours to touch dry and about 12 to 24 hours to fully cure. Cooler rooms will slow this down. Accurate 1:1 measuring is essential, as an incorrect ratio can leave the resin soft or tacky. Keep dust, moisture and pets away while it cures. Multiple thin layers are better than one very deep pour. Cured resin is not intended for contact with food unless the manufacturer states otherwise. Clean tools before the resin cures, as cured epoxy is very hard to remove.Specifications Brand Artko Product Artists Epoxy Resin 1 Litre Kit Pack 1 litre kit (500ml resin + 500ml hardener) Colour Crystal clear Base Two-part epoxy resin Mix ratio 1:1 by volume Application Mix and pour, in moulds or as a flat coating Touch dry About 3 to 4 hours at 25°C Full cure About 12 to 24 hours at 25°C Heat resistance Up to 80°C Kit extras Silicone mat (40cm x 30cm), square silicone mould, gloves, pipettes Use Indoor craft and art projects SafetyEpoxy resins and hardeners can irritate skin and eyes and may cause an allergic skin reaction in some people with repeated contact. Wear the supplied gloves, protect your eyes, and work in a well-ventilated space. Avoid skin contact, and wash any splashes off straight away with soap and water. Keep out of reach of children and store the sealed bottles in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Refer to the Safety Data Sheet (SDS) for full details.

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Dunlop Level-Flex Timber Floor Leveller is a high performance, partially self-smoothing latex levelling screed developed specifically for timber floors. Supplied as a complete two-part kit in a handy pail, it combines a cement-based powder with a flexible latex liquid to deliver the adhesion, flexibility and water resistance needed when levelling over floors that move more than concrete does.Where to use itDesigned for indoor use over timber and concrete subfloors, it creates a smooth, flat surface ready for ceramic tiles, carpet or vinyl. It is a popular choice for renovating older homes with uneven timber floorboards or sheet flooring before new coverings are installed.How to useSand and prime timber floors first, and prime porous concrete with a plush broom application. Blend the latex liquid with the powder using a low-speed paddle mixer until smooth, then pour and spread with a trowel, allowing the screed to flow out and self-smooth. The floor is walkable in about 3 hours; lay ceramic tiles after roughly 12 hours (3mm screed), carpet after 24 hours and vinyl after 48 hours.Important notesIndoor use only, and the leveller must be covered by a finished floor covering. Timber must be sound, rigid and well fixed before levelling. Low odour formula makes it comfortable to use in occupied homes.Specifications Size 15.9kg kit (powder plus latex liquid) Coverage Approx. 7m² at 1mm or 2.3m² at 3mm per kit Thickness Feather edge to approx. 12mm (thicker with aggregate) Substrates Timber and concrete Walk-on time 3 hours SafetyWear gloves, safety glasses and a P2 dust mask when handling the cement powder, and keep the room ventilated while mixing. Avoid skin and eye contact with the wet mix, wash after use and store the kit away from children.

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Dunlop Ardit Timber Floor Leveller is a high performance, partially self-smoothing screed for timber floors, built on ARDEX Ardit technology. Unlike traditional two-part latex levellers, it is a convenient single-part formula - just add water - yet still delivers the excellent adhesion, flexibility and water resistance needed to level over timber substrates that flex underfoot.Where to use itFor indoor use over timber and concrete subfloors, creating a smooth, even base before installing ceramic tiles, carpet or vinyl. It is well suited to renovations where old floorboards or sheet flooring need flattening before new coverings are laid.How to useSand and prime all timber floors before application, and prime porous surfaces such as concrete using a plush broom. Mix the powder with clean water using a low-speed paddle mixer until smooth and lump free, then pour, spread with a trowel and let the screed flow out to a level finish. Apply from a feather edge up to 12mm neat, or up to 30mm with the addition of 2-5mm aggregate.Important notesIndoor use only and must be covered with a finished floor covering. Ensure timber floors are rigid and securely fixed before levelling. The no-odour formula suits occupied homes. Check the technical datasheet for covering wait times for your chosen flooring.Specifications Size 16kg kit Coverage Approx. 10m² at 1mm or 3m² at 3mm per kit Thickness 0-12mm neat; 12-30mm with aggregate Substrates Timber and concrete SafetyThe cement-based powder is alkaline and dusty when dry. Wear gloves, eye protection and a P2 dust mask while mixing, ventilate the work area, avoid contact with skin and eyes, and wash thoroughly after use. Keep away from children and pets.

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Dunlop Ardit Floor Leveller is a premium cement-based levelling compound built on the renowned Ardit Technology from ARDEX. It offers superior flow and workability, spreading easily across uneven concrete to create a smooth, even surface before new floor coverings go down. Floors are walkable in around 3 hours and ready for ceramic tiles in the same timeframe, keeping renovation and re-flooring jobs moving quickly.Where to use itUse indoors and outdoors under covered areas over sound concrete floors, ahead of ceramic tiles, carpet or vinyl. It is designed for concrete substrates only and must be protected by a floor covering rather than left exposed to the weather or used as a finished wear surface.How to useEnsure the slab is clean, sound and primed as required. Mix each 20kg bag with approximately 4.5L of clean water using a low-speed paddle mixer until smooth and lump free. Pour and spread with a trowel, letting the compound flow out and level itself. Apply from a thin skim up to 25mm in one pass, adding 2-5mm aggregate for deeper fills.Important notesNot suitable for driveways or areas subject to vehicular traffic. Vinyl and carpet can be laid after about 24 hours, while tiles can go down after roughly 3 hours. Refer to the technical datasheet for priming guidance on porous slabs.Specifications Size 20kg bag Coverage Approx. 12m² at 1mm or 4m² at 3mm per bag Thickness 1-25mm per application Substrates Concrete Walk-on time 3 hours (tiles 3 hours; vinyl and carpet 24 hours) SafetyContains cement, which is alkaline when wet. Wear gloves, eye protection and a P2 dust mask while mixing, ensure good ventilation, avoid skin contact and rinse promptly if the mix touches skin or eyes. Store away from children.

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Dunlop Multipurpose Floor Leveller is a cement-based levelling compound from Dunlop Trade (ARDEX Australia) that mixes with water into a smooth, free-flowing material for evening out rough or uneven concrete floors. It flows into low spots and finds its own level, leaving a flat base that is ready for foot traffic in around 2 hours and ready for tiles in about 4 hours, making it a dependable first step before laying new floor coverings such as carpet, vinyl or ceramic tiles.Where to use itSuitable for indoor and outdoor use over sound concrete floors, including living areas, kitchens, laundries and covered patios. It can also be used to form ramps or for bulk filling. It is designed for concrete substrates only and must always be covered by a finished floor covering.How to usePrepare the slab so it is clean, sound and free of dust or contaminants, and prime porous surfaces. Slowly add the powder to clean water while mixing with a low-speed paddle mixer for 2-3 minutes until lump free. Pour onto the floor, spread with a trowel and allow it to self-smooth. Apply up to 25mm in one application, adding 2-5mm aggregate for beds thicker than about 10mm.Important notesNot suitable for driveways or areas with vehicle traffic, and it cannot be left exposed as a wear surface. Sand can be added to create a trowelable screed for ramping. Always follow the technical datasheet for priming and mixing details.Specifications Size 15kg bag Coverage Approx. 1.6kg/m² per mm (about 9m² at 1mm per bag) Thickness Up to 25mm per application Substrates Concrete Walk-on time 2 hours (tiles after 4 hours) SafetyCement-based powders are alkaline and can irritate skin, eyes and airways. Wear gloves, safety glasses and a P2 dust mask when mixing, work in a ventilated area, wash skin after use and keep out of reach of children.

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Dunlop Multipurpose Floor Leveller is a high-flow, cement-based compound ideal for smoothing and levelling uneven internal concrete surfaces before applying tiles, vinyl, carpet, or other floor coverings. Designed for ease of use, it pours and spreads to form a smooth surface ready for foot traffic and covering in minimal time. It’s perfect for domestic and light commercial applications. Surface Preparation: Ensure the surface is sound, dry, and clean. Remove all traces of dust, grease, oil, curing compounds, wax, or any loose particles. New concrete must be fully cured. Mechanically remove surface laitance or contamination. Porous surfaces may require priming to reduce absorption and improve adhesion. Priming (if required): Apply a compatible primer using a broom or roller and allow it to dry before applying the leveller. On extremely porous substrates, a second coat may be necessary. Mixing Instructions: Slowly add the contents of the 5kg bag to approximately 1L of clean water while stirring with a mixing paddle. Mix for 2–3 minutes until a lump-free, smooth consistency is achieved. Do not retemper once the mixture begins to set. Application Instructions: Pour the mixed product onto the floor and spread using a steel trowel or smoothing blade. The product will self-level and settle to a smooth finish. Apply at a thickness of 1–10mm in one application. Protect from foot traffic until it is fully cured. Coverage: Covers approximately 3.5m² at 1mm thickness per 5kg bag. Coverage varies with substrate texture and thickness. Drying Time: Walkable: 4 hours Ready for tiling: 4–6 hours Ready for other coverings: 24 hours Dry times will vary depending on temperature, humidity, and layer thickness. Clean Up: Clean tools and mixing equipment with water immediately after use. Do not allow the product to dry on tools or surfaces. Technical Data: Type: Cement-based self-levelling compound Application Thickness: 1mm to 10mm Working Time: 15–20 minutes Walkable: After 4 hours Final Cure: Up to 24 hours Colour: Grey Shelf Life: 12 months if stored in original, sealed packaging

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