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Hi,
I have removed an old fireplace from my flat, the hole has been covered and now I’m left with a rectangular ‘hole’ in the concrete floor, almost uniformly about an inch deep.
I need to fill this to bring the floor up to level. I intend to lay parquet floor over it so needs be flat. The question I have is, what should I fill it with; levelling compound, mortar, concrete or something else?
Thanks
I have removed an old fireplace from my flat, the hole has been covered and now I’m left with a rectangular ‘hole’ in the concrete floor, almost uniformly about an inch deep.
I need to fill this to bring the floor up to level. I intend to lay parquet floor over it so needs be flat. The question I have is, what should I fill it with; levelling compound, mortar, concrete or something else?
Thanks