Floor Level Advise

Kamlesh Jain

3 years ago

Hey Everyone.

So I have two materials that will be used in two different room but they are adjacent.

Concrete Thickness is 10mm and Resin is 8mm.

Will this work? how the 2mm will be covered? should i ignore?

Any guidance will be helpful.

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