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  1. K

    Advice on Tiling On Underfloor Heating

    Hi all, just looked at a job where the customer has fixed insulation boards in an upstairs bathroom and wants underfloor heating and then fixing ceramic floor tiles. Would the tiles be prone to cracking without a de-coupling system or should i quote for laying ditra matting?
  2. I

    Underfloor Heating Advice

    I have a job approx 20 sq metres of limestone and customer wants underfloor heat mat builder using chipboard /caber flooring then plywood I was going to self level then use ditra but have seen new ditra heat advertised online but heard it expensive seems you just set in heat cable as per...
  3. L

    Possibilities For Underfloor Heating Over Marine Ply

    Evening, I am doing a job for a customer which i have been dreading!!!. Tilling the floor of their ensuite loft room bathroom. The loft room has been recently built, and has been boarded with marine ply. My plan is to screw the ply every 100mm along each joist, (joist centres are 300m). I...
  4. J

    Ditra And Underfloor Heating

    Had an interesting point come up this week.i was trying to put architect off using anhydrite screed and suggested that I could fix ditra on sand cement screed after approx 5 days. I know you could do earlier. Architect then asked how long you need to leave screed before putting on underfloor...
  5. T

    Quartz Tile And Underfloor Heating

    Hi all wanting to lay quartz tile thoughout the house with piped ufh allot of people saying no however going to do it any way just need to no anyone lay quartz tile with ufh and had success. If so any thing I should take into consideration Thanks
  6. G

    Underfloor Heating Suppliers On Ebay Any Good?

    Hey guys After having a good chat with the guy who will be laying my tiles I've decided to go for ufh. Now the big question I've seen a few kits on eBay from different sellers and was wondering if any one has used them and what they like? The underfloor heating store seem to be shifting a fair...
  7. G

    underfloor heating on bitumen floor

    hey guys In 2 minds wether to put underfloor heating in my kitchen. I've currently got a bitumen floor which I've read you cannot put it directly onto the floor. Now will 6mm boards be ok to put down then lay it on top of that? (trying to minimise the height of the finished floor level). Is...
  8. B

    Can i tile before heating commisioned?

    Hi everyone! I'm doing a barn conversion with wet ufh on ground floor,and want to get on with the tiling,but the heating system has not yet been installed,yet alone commissioned. I have heard that the heating should be run before tiling,but I'm unsure why..is it simply to ensure that the screed...
  9. R

    underfloor heating.

    Hi. I am a keen DIY enthusiast over many years. Came to this site when researching UFH. One job I did not enjoy previously was using self levelling compound - it did not level! maybe too thick? However as I am thinking of laying UFH loose cable I will need to use it so any tips would be...
  10. M

    Romoving Floor Tiles With Wire U/f Heating

    Hi guys, Just been to look at a job and I have been asked to remove a tile with a small crack in it. It has free wire u/f heating apparently. I have never had to do this before. I know that the wire is pretty hard wearing but I just wondered if there are any decent ways of getting it up without...
  11. Dan

    Water Underfloor Heating Suppliers | Wet Underfloor Heating Systems

    http://www.*************************.com/water-underfloor-heating-152-w.asp Supplying Water Underfloor Heating with a nifty Bronze, Silver (ProWarm Underfloor Heating Systems) and Gold (Polypipe Underfloor Heating Systems) budget system. Nu-Heat | Nu-Heat underfloor & renewables -...
  12. J

    Tiling on to warm up total t16 underfloor heating.

    Yet another heat system to to tile over with porcelain tiles. Anyone fixed on top of this system. water pipes clip in to the board which is 16mm thick and gets stuck to sub base. there is a metal diffuser plate on top which you tile straight on top of. a lady at warm up kindly said that they...
  13. J

    Electrical Underfloor Heating

    Hi All, Anyone know of any other ways to tile over Electircal Underfloor Heating except latex over it? I have seen Schluter Ditra Matting have made deeper notches to fit the wire in but it is probably more expensive?
  14. C

    who is everyone buying their UFH heating from these days?

    I am really going to push it this (tax)year and would like your opinions on the vast amount of manufacturers and vendors that are out there. When i get asked for it I have no hassles advising on ditra heat-e, however, the expense for the average joe out there is usually out of their reach...
  15. U

    Quartz Floor Tiles with Underfloor Heating or Kickerboard Heaters

    I Want black quarz tiles and have found they are not suitable for use with under floor heating. Would the same issues occur with under cupboard heaters. I am not having kick boards so would need some sort of suspended heaters, any suggestions?
  16. S

    limestone onto underfloor heating

    do i really need a decoupling membrane if i use flexable adhesive and grout on a underfloor (Wet) heating system? I'm using large limestone slabs and have been told there is a danger of cracking due expansion differentials. Its just the guys who supplied the tiles have given me a massive quote...
  17. J

    Underfloor Heating

    Hi I have a floor to tile and install electric underfloor heating. I have done quite a few before and used Topps two part rapidset applying the adhesive directly onto the cable. But can you use Mapei Maperker Rapidset Flexible in the same way?
  18. L

    Part timber, part screed floor with some underfloor heating. Help!

    Hi all, I have been asked to lay a downstairs floor seamlessly (no breaks, threshold trims etc). The problem is that the main area is floorboards/ply which then flows into a new conservatory which will be new screed and underfloor heating. Obviously the difference in expansion qualities is...

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