In this first video we share how to self level a bathroom by starting with prep work. This concrete basement floor was severely out of level and needed Tapcon screws placed in different spots to serve as height indicators, we'll deep dive into all the prep details.

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The first thing to do is establish the high side of the room and gain a general understanding of how bad out of level the bathroom is.

Then drill holes in the concrete floor and add concrete screws as height indicators. Check the screws are at the correct height using a 4 foot level.

Shop vac the entire floor then apply latex caulk between the concrete floor and 2x4s. This prevents the floor leveler from seeping under the walls.

Finally, wipe down the concrete floor with a damp sponge, staple sill plate foam to the wall, and prime the floor - in this example we used LATICRETE's PRIME-N-BOND because we used their leveler.

Watch our video for all the details