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I've got 28-30mm space to fill before the adhesive/tiles
Not looking to skimp.
I've bought 12 bags of renovation screed based off forum recommendation. Happy to do anything you guys recommend.

We ruled out overlay boards befause none come in 30mm thickness without having to stack on top of other types of boards.

Even if overlay boards were possible... The screed would give a better heat spread.
 

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A low profile overlay heating system is what you need, something like Warmup Total 16,(others are available), where the pipes are laid in the grooves of the insulation boards, then you can use latex over the top.
 
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Dont skimp bud this will bite you in the arse , how far have you got ? How much is there to make up between tampered concrete slab and tiled finished floor , look at the underfloor heating company website and their overlay system
Wayne, I've already gone down that route and @EatingSnakes isn't intrested
 

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No you won't 18mm grooved boards with pipe laid and tile directly on top of the board and pipe , adhesive and tile will give you the 30mm . Kop

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Its 42mm to the finished floor.
To the tiles and adhesive its 28-30mm

For overlay boards to work I would need a 30mm overlay board...

Or

...use a standard overlay board and top it with Mapei renovation screed, hence the suggestion to skip the middle man and go with the mapei reno screed to begin with.
 
This system was recommended to me by the underfloor heating people so that the heat is retained in the slab and slowly releases throughout the day.
It wouldn't be lost, there's 100mm king span underneath and 50mm king span on all 4 sides.

My only issue is that there's 42mm between concrete and finished floor.

Thanks again
 
Well its my first time but I've spoken to three plumbers and 2 ufh companies and they weren't phased by it so must be a thing.

With respect to the screed, I sought advise from the ufh company after I realised my concrete wasn't high enough and they told me there was no right or wrong way to do it but regular screed was out of the question. they said I would need a specialist thin screed with fibre.
I rang some local screeders and they wanted an arm and a leg to come out. The mapei screed was suggested at this stage.

there was a concern raised as to whether or not the Mapei screed would be OK at just 12mm above the pipes. This is a valid point. I'll ring Mapei about it in the morning.

If someone can suggest another way to get me up 42mm to my finished floor or a disadvantage of the renovation screed, the 12 mapei screed bags are probably still returnable.

Thanks for all the help thus far.
 

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