Pouring concrete or screed yourself? First, make sure you have the right clothing and protective equipment. Wear sturdy safety boots and put on work gloves with sufficient grip under moist conditions. Always read and follow the instructions on the packages.
Rinse off your boots immediately after the job for them to last longer.
Make sure the base is well-moistened before pouring screed. That way, the screed will adhere better to the base.
Always start at the place furthest away from a possible exit. (Once the screed or concrete is laid, you can no longer step there.)
Smooth the surfaces nicely with a wooden slat.
These high work boots in water-resistant split leather with reflective details are excellent when pouring concrete or screed.
This sporty, high-cut outdoor shoe made of high-quality brown crazy horse cow leather with extra ankle protection is excellent for pouring concrete or screed.
Choose the dust mask that fits you best. With or without breathing valve. The valve provides lower exhalation resistance and low CO2 and moisture levels in the mask.
These PVC gloves with a total length of 70 cm are perfectly waterproof and provide protection to the upper arm. Ideal for anyone working with concrete or screed.
These gloves, which fit snugly at the wrists and are extremely supple to wear, are also excellent for working with concrete and screed.