There are many factors that influence the price of bonded screed. The most important are the size of the area, the screed type and thickness and the condition of the substrate, which affect the cost as follows:

1. Area size: The simple principle here is that the larger the area, the higher the cost of the bonded screed. For the sake of simplicity, the prices for bonded screed are therefore quoted per m². Alternatively, a fixed price is also possible under certain conditions, which applies to an area up to a certain size (e.g. up to 100 m²). We will be happy to explain to you in a personal consultation what conditions must be met for this.
2. Screed type: Bonded screed can be laid with different types of screed (e.g. cement, mastic asphalt, synthetic resin, magnesia screed). Each type of screed is characterized by a certain price and is easier or more complicated to work with, so that the amount of work involved can also vary, which is reflected in different prices.
3. Screed thickness: In principle, bonded screed (cement screed) can be between 20 and 50 mm thick. However, due to the direct connection between the bonded screed and the substrate, the thickness of this screed construction does not vary as much. It ranges from around 25 mm (mastic asphalt screed) to 45-50 mm (cement screed). For the same type of screed, a thicker screed always requires more material, which can increase the cost of the bonded screed.
4. Subfloor condition: If the subfloor is very uneven, cracked or even chipped, certain preparations (e.g. grinding, milling or shot blasting as well as cleaning and vacuuming) are required before the screed can be laid. This additional work incurs further costs.

Without knowing these factors, it is not possible to give a general price. For a cost estimate, please simply contact us and talk to us about your project and show us the conditions on site. We will then be happy to provide you with an individual quote for your bonded screed - with or without substrate preparation if required.