float finish

Concrete floors should be left with a wood float finish.

New concrete should be left with a wood float finish and allowed to cure for at least 28 days.

Concrete surfaces should have a wood float finish or smoother.

Either a power float finish or a minimum 50mm sand/cement screed are the preferred alternatives.

For the purpose of this exploration a Manning's n of 0.013, the value associated with float finish concrete, was used.

Preparation of Surface All concrete surfaces shall be of a wood float finish.

From this request, a method for changing from a floating finish to a sinking finish in the same line was born.

As all prestressed floor units are cambered, levelling screeds or packing may be required when laying floating finishes.

The degree of camber is dependent upon the prestressing force and the span; levelling screeds may be required prior to laying floating finishes.

Concrete slab floor with power floated finish - medium duty load classification. 3 m wide x 3.5 m high electrically operated loading bay door.

Building Regulations - Type 2 Floors Type 2 Floor comprises a floor base mass of 300 kg/m² (including any directly bonded screed,) a resilient layer, and a floating finish comprising either a sand / cement screed or a timber raft.