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  1. Uheat - Jake

    Uheat Joke Friday - Happy Friday Everyone!!

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    Uheat Joke Friday - Happy Friday Everyone!!

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    Uheat Joke Friday - Happy Friday Everyone!!

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    Screed \ Under floor heating advice

    Looks like a leak from the joint below. UFH should be one continuous run of pipe from the manifold and back with no joints.
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    uHeat New Website - Forum Special Offers

    Recently we've launched our new website with a stylish new design and some new products but with the same exclusive discounts to forum members. https://www.uheat.co.uk/ All forum members receive 5% discount using the code tilersforum at the checkout. Trade members can get a 15% discount, the...
  7. Uheat - Jake

    Questions about Underfloor heating

    The usual build up is around 18-20mm before tiles. You normally have the following, 2mm adhesive bed for insulation 6mm insulation 4mm heating mat 6-8 flexible slc
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    Questions about Underfloor heating

    If you're going onto a screed you can use the XPS Insualtion boards. We recommend these are stuck down with a 2mm bed of adhesive. These don't need to be mechanically fixed as there's no bounce on a solid concrete floor. Mechanically fixing is only really used with Timber subfloor.
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    Questions about Underfloor heating

    Thanks @pdc Your best option in such a small area is to take a 160w/m2 or 200w/m2 as the cost difference between mats at the small sizes is so marginal its cost effective to future proof incase you want to remove the rad in the future. I'd also recommend either a 6 or 10mm Backerboard down...
  11. Uheat - Jake

    Plastic overlay ufh!!!!

    ProFix state that either 15mm or 18mm of SLC is suitable to go on these panels. Walk time and tiling time would be what Mapei recommend for that product, just make sure the UFH isn't turned on before pouring the SLC or it's not used to help dry the SLC out
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    Plastic overlay ufh!!!!

    This is a ProFix system (Ultra Low Profile Underfloor Heating Panels - Floor Insulation Panels - http://www.profixpanel.co.uk/profix-panel.php) which is recommended to be used with there own SLC compound which should be supplied along with the panels. If you don't use there own SLC then they...
  14. Uheat - Jake

    45° plank tile with underfloor heating

    That UFH looks awesome! Very neat job! A lot of customers we sell our version to say it's just a lot easier to install then a cable on it's own or even a mat.
  15. Uheat - Jake

    Waterproof backer boards at b&q

    That panel looks very familier, but good to see big stores now stocking specialist products. If anyone requires Tile Backerboard we'd be able to supply 6, 10, 12 and 20mm boards on a next day delivery at very very competitive prices.
  17. Uheat - Jake

    Variotherm Heated Floring

    From just having a read through the Technical specs and other information pages they have it appears to contain Calcium hydroxide. @3_fall Variotherm are a Austrian company who supply Floor and Wall heating.
  18. Uheat - Jake

    Wet under floor heating up cycle

    We've also stated that "As the system is used for first time, the mixing valve must be set to minimum setting to let the moisture in the screed to dry out. The temperature should be increased by 2 degrees every day until the mixing valve is set at 45°C (about 5 days)." If this procedure is...
  19. Uheat - Jake

    wundafloorheating..co.uk - question

    EPS boards just aren't up to the job when it comes to tiles. If your customer is looking for something that has minimum floor build up and keeps the levels low then your only option is a gypsum panel. Soild panel which is mechanically fixed to the sub floor
  21. Uheat - Jake

    Topps tile ufh and hardiebacker

    If they're having a decoupling membrane in the system then I'd recommend to go with a decoupling heating option like our HeatBase, that way you could have a thicker backerboard giving a better subfloor to work with. 12mm Backerboard HeatBase Decoupling Tile
  22. Uheat - Jake

    Advice on tiling onto "overlay" underfloor heating

    A Flexible SLC is perfectly fine to go over our panels as well before a decoupler is applied and is also the easier method as it'll fill the unused pipe channels as well.
  23. Uheat - Jake

    Advice on tiling onto "overlay" underfloor heating

    Very interesting thread... The Hetta system is a popular one which many suppliers of UFH sell, however any type of EPS or XPS Polystyrene boards need a overboard before any form of tile can be applied to it. These systems are really suited for a Engineered Wood or Laminate. You can use a screed...
  25. Uheat - Jake

    The Wetroom Store Now Sponsor TilersForums.co.uk

    We'll be on the same usernames for both. If there's any products that people use and they aren't on our website let us know and we can see if we can source it for you. We have a wide range of products already online and we're adding to it every day! Any questions please drop me a PM or give me...
  26. Uheat - Jake

    How to tile onto water ufh

    Our panels are indeed a gypsum fireboard, with built in end returns so no hassle of the extra panels to be fitted or worried about.
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