Blog: General Information

How Dry Does Your Floor Need to Be for Different Flooring Finishes?

Before installing any flooring, ensuring the substrate is sufficiently dry is crucial to prevent failures like adhesive breakdown, bubbling, or warping. Different flooring types have specific moisture requirements, typically measured using Relative Humidity...

Why Settle For Less?

Did you know that ForceDry is accredited Gold by Constructionline and we hold CHAS certification?..

We Use a Fast Drying Screed, Why Do We Need Forcedry?

What does ‘Fast drying’ actually mean when talking about a Fast Drying Screed? Does it mean that the Fast Drying screed will be ready for all floor finishes in a couple of weeks? ? It is highly unlikely ...

ForceDry Strengthens the Team with Two New Appointments

June has marked a period of exciting growth for ForceDry, as we expand our team with two key appointments...

What is Relative Humidity?

Relative humidity is expressed as a percentage and is “relative” to the amount of water vapour that the air can absorb at that temperature. When the air in your project reaches a specific capacity of water vapour, it will condense as moisture, causing the air to feel...

Conditioning & Commissioning Screed for Underfloor Heating; Why It Matters…

If your project includes underfloor heating, it’s essential to thermally prepare your floors before laying the final floor finish.

What is ForceDrying?

Without a force drying process flowing screeds naturally dry at 1mm per day for the first 40mm then 0.5mm per day thereafter. 50mm