Hey guys! I ripped up my kitchen floor to find half of the files

>>1185487
Apologies for the pic. My phone being a dick. Better pics to follow.

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Ok, I have straightened them up..

Any help in the best way of smoothing that concrete part so i can relay tiles without raising the level too much appreciated

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>>1185487
My first bit if advice would be to put the floor back over it and pretend you never saw it.

But if you're dead set on leveling this off, you need to remove all those little broken bits of concrete until you have big chunks and then put some floor lever on it until its at a gradient you're comfortable with or your flooring will bend to. Good luck, I'm sorry your floor is shit.

>>1185487
Get as much life insurance as possible, Then drive to the ghetto and yell nigger until someone kills you.

Then your remaining family members can use the insurance money to fix the floor and go about their lives.

is it really concrete or just something like thinset over something else? The mesh suggests it's a thin layer....

What are you putting over it?

Looks like somebody did a lathe and mortar bed for the tile, which is old school and a solid floor. You could rent a rotary hammer and bust it out of there.

But what I'd probably do is put plywood down on the wood side to get close to the level of the concrete, then pour self-leveling compound over all of it.

thanks Guys, OP here, maybe ill burn the house down

>>1185497
looks like the mesh and the cement are slapped over the boards underneath. Try verifying that and if so, just lift the mesh with the concrete from the tiles and you should get a fully leveled wooden floor to work with

>>1187740
this, you might be in for a long day of removing thinset. The mesh may actually help though since you can lift it up.

Good luck OP