Machine-applied floor screed is a modern method in which the machine, not a person, does every key step. The mortar is prepared inside the pneumatic pump, where sand, cement, water and fibre are mixed in exact proportions. Compressed air then carries the ready semi-dry mix along a rubber hose straight to the pour — the right floor, the right room.
We use Brinkmann and Putzmeister equipment made in Germany — the top tier in the trade. The machine pumps mortar up to 30th floor vertically and up to 200 metres horizontally. Most crews work with budget machines that stop at the 5th–8th floor; we have no such limit.
What machine-applied screed gives you over hand-mixed: exact water dosing (no excess), a mix that is uniform throughout, high speed (up to 150 m² a day against 30–40 m² by hand) and clean delivery — no sacks of sand, mixers or buckets on site. The screed comes out flatter, with no layering or air pockets.
The surface left by machine-applied screed is ready for any finish: laminate, tiles, porcelain stoneware, engineered board, vinyl or a self-levelling topping. Flatness deviation is typically 2–3 mm under a 2-metre straightedge, which meets the increased requirements of DIN 18202. Fibre reinforcement rules out drying cracks.
We work in Kyiv and the region — Brovary, Irpin, Bucha, Boryspil, Vyshhorod, Vyshneve. The site survey is free and the work carries a 1-year guarantee. Prices start from UAH 425/m². For an exact figure use the calculator.
