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 Subject: RE: Does the existing floor need to be leveled?
 
Author: Jonathan
Date:   2/10/2008 9:31 am EDT
I'm not sure exactly what you mean by "plane to the center". If you mean there is a low area in the center of the room, it still may be fine to install SnapStone directly. The technical "flatness" spec is 1/4" over 10 feet; however, the common sense approach is if a tile "rocks" then your floor is not flat enough. Or if there is a "depression" deep enough that there is a significant void under a tile, the floor is not flat enough. A self-leveling compound will solve most of those problems quickly and easily. If you send us a digital picture of the situation, we could try to help assess.

What is the existing floor?
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 Does the existing floor need to be leveled?   new  
Cheryl Maxey 2/6/2008 11:42 pm EDT
 RE: Does the existing floor need to be leveled?    
Jonathan 2/10/2008 9:31 am EDT
 RE: Does the existing floor need to be leveled?   new  
Journeyman 2/10/2008 3:49 pm EDT
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