Revisions log for Answer #2666
This is the answer to the question How to correct the difference in floor level between the rooms?
Revision 1
It is advisable that already at the planning stage, the screed technician knows that he will have to level the surfaces.
And then he can see how much extra work would be needed for a thicker screed, whether the height of the doors would then be correct, etc.
There's still a whole "rat's tail" of planning needed.
Simply making the screed (on which the tiles will be laid) thinner would be simple logic, but too shortsighted.
A minimum thickness (and therefore load-bearing capacity) must be guaranteed.
And if he had simply laid thicker tiles, the height measurements (in relation to the meterage attachment plan) would no longer be correct, which would affect subsequent transactions.
The easiest way is to install everything at the same height and then (in rooms without a tile floor) fill in the door area!