See our range below of concrete screeds. 5ft to 40ft models. See specifically the Bartell Global concrete screeds, and the Bartell Morrison Truss concrete screeds.
Bartell Global Concrete Power Uni-Screed, 4'-16', 1.3 HP - MUSH35
Bartell Morrison Truss Concrete Power Super Screed, 5ft-80ft, Vibratory, Hand Winch/Self-Propelled
About These Machines
When you need to quickly level an entire slab of concrete, getting yourself a concrete screed is the way to go. This machine has been designed to flatten a surface by dispersing the concrete with its vibrations. Just a pass on the concrete, and you'll be left with a slab that's as even and as smooth as can be.
The best thing about this device is that it's very easy to transport, operate, and maneuver. As a result, you'll be able to complete all jobs on your own with no help needed from others.
Moreover, its results are always reliable and reproducible, so you won't have to worry about user error very much. So, get yourself a concrete screed now and spare yourself the trouble.
What is a Concrete Screed?
A concrete screed is a tool used to level and smooth freshly poured concrete. It consists of a flat board, typically made of wood or aluminum, which is dragged across the surface of the wet concrete to smooth it and remove excess material. The screed is typically used in conjunction with a straight edge, such as a 2x4 or a metal ruler, which is placed along the edges of the poured concrete to guide the screed.
The purpose of screeding concrete is to ensure that the surface of the concrete is smooth and level, with a consistent thickness. This is important for the overall appearance and structural integrity of the finished concrete slab. Screeding also helps to remove excess concrete, which can save time and material costs.
There are several types of concrete screeds, including hand screeds, vibrating screeds, and power screeds. Hand screeds are the most basic type, and are typically used for small or irregularly shaped areas. Vibrating screeds use a motorized vibration mechanism to help level and smooth the concrete, while power screeds use a small gasoline engine or electric motor to drive the screeding process.
Benefits of a Concrete Screed
There are several benefits to using a concrete screed:
Improved surface finish: A concrete screed can help to produce a smoother, more level surface on freshly poured concrete, which can improve the overall appearance of the finished slab.
Increased structural integrity: By ensuring that the concrete slab has a consistent thickness and is free of voids or air pockets, a screed can help to increase the structural integrity of the finished slab.
Reduced labor costs: Using a concrete screed can save time and labor costs, as it allows one person to level and smooth a large area of concrete quickly and efficiently.
Increased efficiency: Screeding can help to speed up the overall concrete finishing process, as it allows excess concrete to be removed and the surface to be smoothed in a single step.
Improved accuracy: A concrete screed can help to achieve a more precise and consistent thickness in the finished concrete slab, which is important for ensuring that the slab meets the required specifications.
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