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   AaronRosenthal | Apr 03, 2003 08:50am | #1

   Self-leveling compound?

   Shimmed sleepers & plywood?

   Top bonding mix?

   Jackhammer, rebar & new pour?

   All sorts of possibilities, not enough information.

   Quality repairs for your home.

   Aaron the Handyman
   Vancouver, Canada

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   freeman | Apr 04, 2003 04:47am | #2

   Thanks.  Do you have the name of a self leveling compound???

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   AaronRosenthal | Apr 04, 2003 05:04am | #3

   I live in Vancouver, Canada. I'm not sure if the manufacturer is local or not. Go to a good yard or Home Depot and buy it in the floor tile area.Quality repairs for your home.

   Aaron the HandymanVancouver, Canada

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   andybuildz | Apr 04, 2003 12:18pm | #4

   Personally. I'd lay down some 5/4" sleepers and foam insul between them then 3/4" T&G plywood if you have the headroom

   Be warm and soft

              Namaste

                          andy

    

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   joshrogan | Apr 04, 2003 02:28pm | #5

   Depending on the size of your floor, you're going to have to buy a LOT of self-leveling compound.  I second the idea of sleepers with ply over them.