The mixing thickness of self-leveling concrete varies depending on the specific product formulation, with standard compounds typically designed to be poured anywhere from one-eighth of an inch up to one inch thick in a single application. For deeper depressions or major floor sloping that requires thicknesses greater than one inch, manufacturers often require mixing the compound with clean aggregate or using specialized deep-pour formulations to prevent excessive shrinkage and cracking during the curing phase. Always consult the specific technical data sheet provided by the manufacturer to determine the exact minimum and maximum thickness limits for that particular product.
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