{"id":8164,"date":"2025-09-24T09:24:42","date_gmt":"2025-09-24T09:24:42","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.treuinteriorspecials.nl\/from-anhydrite-screed-to-comfortable-finish-floor-your-options-at-treu-interior-specials\/"},"modified":"2025-09-24T09:24:42","modified_gmt":"2025-09-24T09:24:42","slug":"from-anhydrite-screed-to-comfortable-finish-floor-your-options-at-treu-interior-specials","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.treuinteriorspecials.nl\/en\/from-anhydrite-screed-to-comfortable-finish-floor-your-options-at-treu-interior-specials\/","title":{"rendered":"From anhydrite screed to comfortable finish floor: your options at TREU interior specials"},"content":{"rendered":"

Have you just bought a new-build home or are you renovating? And are you looking for a beautiful finish for your anhydrite screed? In this article, you will discover more about the possibilities. While an anhydrite subfloor forms an excellent, level base, it is far from ready for habitation. The real work begins now: choosing the perfect finishing layer that transforms this technical subfloor into a comfortable, stylish living space. <\/p>\n

Why apply a finishing layer over an anhydrite screed?<\/span> <\/span><\/h2>\n

An anhydrite floor is a calcium sulphate-based poured floor (instead of cement) and is primarily used as a screed due to its flatness and excellent thermal conductivity.<\/span> They are ideal for underfloor heating and provide a stable base for any finish. However, in its pure form, anhydrite is not suitable as a finish floor for actual living and\/or working. The material is porous, meaning it can absorb moisture and develop stains. Furthermore, anhydrite feels cold and hard underfoot, making it uncomfortable for daily use. The floor is also prone to wear under intensive use. It lacks the look and feel you expect from a finished floor. A finishing layer is therefore essential to create a full-fledged, comfortable, and beautiful finish floor that suits your interior and lifestyle. <\/span> <\/span><\/p>\n

Why apply a finishing layer over an anhydrite screed?<\/h2>\n

An anhydrite floor is a calcium sulphate-based poured floor (instead of cement) and is primarily used as a screed due to its flatness and excellent thermal conductivity. They are ideal for underfloor heating and provide a stable base for any finish. However, in its pure form, anhydrite is not suitable as a finish floor for actual living and\/or working. The material is porous, meaning it can absorb moisture and develop stains. Furthermore, anhydrite feels cold and hard underfoot, making it uncomfortable for daily use. The floor is also prone to wear under intensive use. It lacks the look and feel you expect from a finished floor. A finishing layer is therefore essential to create a full-fledged, comfortable, and beautiful finish floor that suits your interior and lifestyle. <\/p>\n

Your finishing options for an anhydrite screed<\/h2>\n

TREU interior specials offers three excellent options to transform your anhydrite subfloor into a complete finish floor:<\/p>\n

Resin floors<\/h3>\n

Resin floors<\/a> offer a luxurious look that perfectly complements modern interior concepts. The completely seamless finish creates an elegant, sleek floor that brings unity to the interior. <\/p>\n