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Problem with floor

last year

Hi I was wondering if anyone had any ideas how to correct our floor.
1 year ago we had a micocement floor layed now is badly marked and in a few places its cracked. We loved the smooth finish of the floor when it was layed but now it a mess.
It was quite pricey just to have it covered now with tiles.

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Sonia
last year
Maybe the sub-base was insufficient? What was the finishing layer? I would contact the company that installed for advice.
Route 66
Original Author
last year
Thank you for your reply , but I can't get hold of the person who layed thhe floor .
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