Staenis floor build-ups at Sack Self-Build

By Staenis | 12/01/2025

Discover the Staenis floor structures in a Sack Self-build showroom

Planning a new floor? Then you'll also need to provide a screed or subfloor, as this forms the even base on which your floor finish will be laid. Of course, you can have your screed installed by a professional, but why not do it yourself? Discover a handy DIY system and visit a Sack Zelfbouw showroom to preview it.

Discover the Staenis grid at Sack Self-Build

Why wait for a screeder? With the Staenis grid, a handy DIY system, you can easily install your new floor structure yourself. This way, you don't need to hire a professional screeder and you can set your own schedule. The Staenis grid divides the floor structure into small sections of 0.25 m². As a result, there is no risk of cracking, sagging, or detachment of the floor. That's not an unnecessary luxury. Did you know that a traditional screed floor with reinforcement mesh or fibers can become up to 5 mm uneven in the corners over time? You can avoid this by laying your screed yourself with the Staenis grid. This keeps your screed floor nice and level. Even without experience, you can get started with it. Discover all the technical advantages of the Staenis grid.

Curious about how it works? Discover this smart self-build system in a Sack Zelfbouw showroom, study various floor build-ups and convince yourself. You can view the Staenis grid in the Sack Zelfbouw showroom in Temse, Roeselare, Aarschot or Zottegem.

Why visit Sack Self-Build?

Staenis focuses on online visibility with its own website and webshop. The company does not have any showrooms itself. However, thanks to the collaboration with Sack Zelfbouw, you can still preview the Staenis grid in a showroom. In the Sack Zelfbouw showrooms of Temse, Roeselare, Aarschot and Zottegem you can spot various floor structures that have been realised with the Staenis grid. This way you immediately get a clear picture of the possibilities. If you have any questions about the Staenis grid, you can contact Staenis, or take a look at their website. You can easily buy the supplies for your job online via the Staenis webshop.

Sack Zelfbouw helps you to build or renovate yourself.

It's no coincidence that you can view the Staenisgrid in the Sack Zelfbouw showrooms. By tackling projects yourself with the necessary guidance, you can save significantly on the costs of your (re)construction project. You can lay your own screed using the Staenis grid, but there are many other projects you can do yourself. Sack Zelfbouw guides (re)builders to perfectly install their heating, plumbing, ventilation or electricity themselves. Each project is carefully prepared and supervised from the start by their technical specialists, from sketch to connection. They deliver a complete self-build package with clear manuals, the right materials and a concrete step-by-step plan. Where necessary, specialists provide additional explanation and guidance. Consultants and sales provide personal advice, while the administrative and logistics teams ensure a smooth and transparent process. This way, they form one strong team: accessible, committed and always ready to help. Thanks to high-quality brands, clear planning, and personal guidance, you're guaranteed a successful result. Curious about the possibilities? Discover the DIY kits Sack Zelfbouw offers here.

What happens after a preview of the Staenis grid?

Visited Sack Zelfbouw and excited about what you’ve seen? Then you can find more information online about the most suitable floor structure for your project.

• Using the handy floor build-up overview, you can quickly find the ideal floor build-up for your project.

• You immediately discover which filler(s) you need: screed, insulation screed, dry fillers, or drainage mortar.

• With the quantity calculator, you can quickly calculate how many fillers, StaenisSlats, legs, and extension legs you should order.

• Next, you purchase your Staenis grid, fillers, and installation tools online via the Staenis webshop.

• You easily level the legs of the Staenis grid. Then you fill the grid with the infill material. While compacting and levelling your screed, you follow the height reference points of the Staenis grid. In short: place, fill, level, done!