Baxter’s Quarters in the historic town of Lewes in Sussex, is a development of 54 highly specified apartments positioned just off the High Street. Timber frame had been specified for speed and quality of build, but this presented the developer with a problem; how to minimise the depth of the party floor for planning reasons while incorporating underfloor heating efficiently in a timber frame. The answer was Screedflo dB, the only screed based acoustic floor system certified for use with underfloor heating. With a depth from sub-deck to finished floor surface of only 74mm, Screedflo dB is 63mm shallower than the existing robust details. Not only does this often help when a developer is facing height restrictions during the planning process, but it can also allow the saving of a course of b

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