Struggling with Screed Drying? Here’s What to Do.

First, take a step back how are you currently trying to dry it? What external factors might be adjusted to create better drying conditions?

Achieving the ideal environment for screed drying doesn’t have to be complicated. Small changes can have a big impact. Start by sealing the room; close windows and doors to prevent external conditions from interfering. Raise the ambient temperature to match the screed’s optimal drying range, ensure good airflow, and control humidity levels.

A Force Drying Programme can help you establish these conditions effectively.

Hiring our specialist electric boilers, can provide consistent ambient heat, either by working with existing radiators or connecting to Underfloor Heating. They facilitate a controlled drying, commissioning, and conditioning process.

Using air moving fans circulate the air helping distribute dry air over the screed while pushing humid air away from the space.

High-powered dehumidifiers can be paired with fans to regulate humidity helping maintain an optimal 20°C ambient temperature and 60% humidity for efficient drying.

Relying on weather conditions can put your project at risk, even in summer. A Force Drying Programme allows you to take control, ensuring your screed dries efficiently and keeping your project on schedule.