Self leveling Problem

[Saltire69]

Hi all got a big problem.(inlaws). They tried to lay SL and max height was 6mm on the bag(B&Q)so they decided to lay 5 bags on top off one another with no bonding agent in between. I've started to lift it with a hammer and chisel cause it's all ready cracking. Is there anything that i can use to soften it as it's a bugger to get it off.(blisters on hands to prove it). And also what is the best way to see how level the floor is as they are saying it was about a 25-30mm slope on it.

P.s I had nothing to do with it but now i have to try and fix it cause their wanting it tiled.

 

[GazTech]

Hi all got a big problem.(inlaws). They tried to lay SL and max height was 6mm on the bag(B&Q)so they decided to lay 5 bags on top off one another with no bonding agent in between. I've started to lift it with a hammer and chisel cause it's all ready cracking. Is there anything that i can use to soften it as it's a bugger to get it off.(blisters on hands to prove it). And also what is the best way to see how level the floor is as they are saying it was about a 25-30mm slope on it.

P.s I had nothing to do with it but now i have to try and fix it cause their wanting it tiled.

you could hire a percussion drill with chisel bits (kango) for removal,and a long level or pole to determine the state of the floor when up....Gaz

 

[Saltire69]

thx Gaz will have a look at that.

 

[ChaseTiling]

SDS drill with roto stop and a flat head chisel bit.

Will cost you around £65 with the bit and will save you the pain of blisters and effort

Best regards,
Chase Tiling