When a structure cannot support the weight of a standard floor screed, when extra insulation is needed as part of[...]

Anhydrite screed is one of the most common flooring solutions in modern construction, especially wherever underfloor heating is involved. Yet[...]

Although it’s often an overlooked or under-considered detail, screed raises a surprising number of technical questions: its function and the[...]

The screed that encases underfloor heating (UFH) isn’t a neutral layer sitting on top of the system. It’s part of[...]

“Concrete” and “screed” are often used interchangeably on site and in technical documentation alike, and it’s easy to see why:[...]

Among the various types available, sand and cement screed stands out as one of the most widely used solutions in[...]

Not just work vehicles, but systems that directly impact productivity, efficiency, and service quality. Purchasing a screed system is a[...]

There are different types of screeds: bonded, floating, underfloor heating, lightweight, as well as traditional semi-dry solutions and high-fluidity self-levelling[...]

Screed, produced from loose materials, remains one of the most sought-after construction products in the UK. Overmat’s advanced technology ensures[...]

Thanks to a simple yet effective infrastructure, it provides a complete real-time overview of your machine operations. This allows not only[...]