QMiX CONCRETE
Sand & Cement Floor Screed Supplier
Traditional sand and cement screed from QMiX Concrete provides a durable and proven flooring solution for a wide range of domestic and commercial applications. Laid manually and finished by experienced operatives, sand and cement screed is ideal where precise falls, levels, or thicker screed depths are required.
This type of floor screed is commonly used in extensions, refurbishments, and commercial fit-outs, offering flexibility where liquid screed may not be suitable. Sand and cement screed can be coordinated alongside ready-mix concrete or volumetric concrete deliveries to support efficient site workflows.
Why Choose QMiX Concrete for Sand & Cement Screed?
✔ Proven Traditional Method – A reliable screed solution used across the construction industry.
✔ Suitable for Complex Levels & Falls – Ideal for bathrooms, wet rooms, and drainage falls.
✔ Flexible Application Depths – Well suited to thicker screed requirements.
✔ Compatible With Floor Finishes – Provides a solid base for tiles, vinyl, timber, and carpet.
✔ Domestic & Commercial Use – Used in homes, retail units, and commercial spaces.
✔ Local & Reliable Supply – Screed services available across Essex, Hertfordshire, Kent, and London.
For a reliable and traditional flooring solution, trust QMiX Concrete to supply and support high-quality sand and cement floor screed tailored to your project.
Offerings
- Traditional sand and cement screed
- Screed suitable for bonded and unbonded applications
- Domestic and commercial floor screeding
- Coordinated screed and concrete delivery
Common Applications
- Domestic floor screeding
- Small commercial projects
- Areas with falls or level changes
- Bathrooms, kitchens, and utility rooms
- Refurbishment and extension projects
Frequently Asked Questions
Sand and cement screed is a traditional flooring material made from sand, cement, and water, laid manually to create a level and durable surface.
It is often preferred where precise levels or falls are required, or where thicker screed depths are needed.
Yes, although liquid screed is often chosen for improved heat transfer, sand and cement screed can still be used with underfloor heating when specified correctly.
Yes. Sand and cement screed can be coordinated with ready-mix concrete or volumetric concrete deliveries to streamline site scheduling.
