Ratings & Reviews for Sika High Strength High-Flow Floor Leveler 50 Pound(s) Powder Indoor Self-leveling underlayment

It's cheap but still a waste of money

First time using this product I bought there primer and used it as they instructed giving it plenty of time to dry. As one person mixed the leveler in a barrow with a gallon of water per bag and spread the leveler another person smoothed it out but it was already starting to dry. It never flowed out. Now my floor is worse than before. I have wasted my money and time on this product and now I have to waste more money on tools and supplies, time and labor to level this floor. If you have time to ...

Disappointed

It worked as self leveling, though it varied in shade.

Not vey self leveling

I tried twice with this stuff in a small area. The first time I poured it, and spread it out what I figured was pretty even, and then figured I'd let it do it's thing. When I cam back after it dried, it was extremely wavy with highs and lows. when I put a like a 4 foot level across it, there were many areas up to a quarter inch low. It wasn't just one spot, it was like that all over. So I figured I would try again. The second time after pouring it, I really tried to work it with a trowel, ...

great stuff

easy way to help level out concrete for flooring

Not ideal for patch work.

[Disclaimer] This was my first time using self-leveler, so its possible that my issues are from user-error, but I do not think this is the case. I have plenty of experience with pouring concrete slabs and laying pavers/indoor tiles - but again, first time using self-leveling concrete. [Review] I was doing patch work on a previous floor. My work area was roughly 100 square feet, and a very non-uniform surface to fill. Some areas needed near 3/8" filled while others only 1/8". I had removed all ...

My favor it part of it all..ProDesk Murray

Well…it for sure set quick.

Takes more water than you would think but works.

First time using it, was a bit of a bugger to mix but works well.

Not level

Had slightly uneven concrete floors and thought I'd fix them before laying tile. Followed the instructions to the letter. Floors are ok but they're surely not level. Very disappointed.

Not great, but ok.

I had a whole kitchen, about 136 sqft., that had slate tile that we wanted to cover since it would have been too difficult to take up. So I decided to use this product. I watched several videos on how to use the product, so I thought I wouldn't have any issues. I followed the instructions on the bag for the first bag only to find it didn't seem like enough water for the product. Also, the product set up faster than the claimed "30 minute working time." I tried to make the best of it and adde...

product lumpy

i am a proffesional floor contractor. i have probably used 4- 5 tons of self leveler over the last 25 yrs. sika is most cost friendly, and least installer friendly. i just completed a job using 5 bags, and had a 2 gallon bucket filled w lumps i picked out, that would not be broken up with my paddle mixer. the lumps just bounced around in the bucket when hit with the paddle. i have used other brands, and this is the only brand i have that trouble with. what wasnt lumpy flowed a...

None

One of the few for outside use.

Buy more than expected

I was able to mix everything according to the instructions but ran short on the job I was doing. A lot of the sediment settled on the bottom of my mixing bucket and was essentially tossed out. I guess I was hoping for the self-leveling to be more smooth than expected. It left large ripples and in some places made my floor more uneven. I take the blame for the DIY portion, but was still hoping for a smoother covering.