We're renovating the bedroom in the house we've bought. It's a 60s bungalow, so naturally the bedrooms are on the ground floor.
The flooring comprises (in descending order): carpet/underlay/laminate/insulation/self levelling screed/rigid vinyl tiles (the ones with asbestos in)/concrete slab.
There was a built-in wardrobe placed on the vinyl tiles, so the other flooring has been built up against it. We've now removed the wardrobe, so there is a heigh differntial where the wardrrobe was.
I'm going to lisft the carpet and laminate, leaving the screed (and beneath it the vinyl tiles).
What do I need to get to ensure that I can level off the gap where the wardrobe was?
Also, will this have any affect on damp?
Finally, I assume that fitting a carpet onto the screed is fine, so long as we have a decent underlay to slow carpet wear?
Cheers
