The "deep-fill" self-levelling compound applied to the dining room floor in an attempt to level the floor prior to laying the wooden flooring. It would have been much simpler if the builder (Stately Developments) had built the houses properly in 1978, which begs the question, "Why didn't the Bury Council buildings inspector identify this as an issue at the time?" Note that the wooden plank installed at the base of the sliding patio doors in the dining area, now leading into the conservatory, has been lifted, the wall cavity foam filled and this topped with the deep-fill compound. The remaining skirting was removed before using the levelling compound.
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