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    floor lombard terracotta

    I wished to share this work with you, if I can. Lombard terracotta, material made by hand in my area. 20x40 size of 30 sqm cellar. format 20x40 with rounded edge, for 2 stairs, 30 stairway steps total. There are also three bathrooms and a terrace. 1 floor bathroom, must be laid on the product of...
    • Italy
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    • canada floor terracotta the tile association tta ufh
    • Replies: 39
    • Forum: Canada Tile Advice
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    best tiles to use on raised wooden subfloor?

    Hi there, We are having water underfloor heating installed into our kitchen which is on suspended wooden floors. The system is going to installed in between the joists and insulated (below) with 100mm rockwool panels. On top of the joists will be structural chipboard flooring. As there will be...
  3. Chris_32

    Underfloor Running Costs

    Hi, I was just wondering if anyone knew roughly the cost of running electric underfloor heating? I am aware that different systems will be slightly different but just a general estimate from peoples experience. I am asking as was building an extension in our house and weighing up the cost of...
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    Electric Underfloor Heating Mat

    Hi All, Need an advice with regards to underfloor heating and which brand to go for... Need about 7m2 200w for my conservatory, 6m2 150w for kitchen and around 2m2 150w for bathroom. There is so many brands to choose from Warmup, ProWarm, WarmStar, Underfloor Heating Co and I'm bit lost as...
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    Laying large limestone tiles over UFH

    Hello all, We had a wet self levelling screed floor pumped into our kitchen back in October. UF Heating has been running well since. Just ordered 900x600 limestone tiles and need advice on prep before laying them. We have been told various things, conflicting too. Do I need to seal/prime the...
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    wrong tile colour, damaged ufh, who pays for engineer to fix?

    ok so im on a job with 3 bathrooms to go at. Ive got 2 of them prepped with deltaboard 6mm,ufh,self level and waterproof. i came to start the floor in the main bathroom saturday and the tiles for it had been delivered. i cracked on and got the majority of the floor down before the customer...
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    Wet UFH on Block & Beam and Joists...

    Hi everyone, We've an existing kitchen floor on Block & Beam + starting an adjoining extension with wooden joists. (has to be due to slope) We are wanting 'Wet UFH' across both surfaces finished off with tiles but only have a maximum height on top of block & beam of 80mm (including tiles), is...
  8. AD Ceramics

    UFH in wetroom

    Ay up chaps Just re-doing one of bathrooms in my own house and just wanted to pick your brains for a moment. I've ripped all old floor boards up and installed 25mm plywood screwed every 100mm with 70mm screws....solid... I plan on installing EUFH in the room and the wet area and plan on doing...
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    Happy Christmas from the team at Uheat underfloor heating

    Happy Christmas from the team at Uheat underfloor heating!
    • Uheat - Neil
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    • canada christmas floor happy heating team ufh underfloor underfloor heating
    • Replies: 3
    • Forum: Canada Tile Advice
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    Self levelling over wet ufh system

    Hi guys, the job, 140m2 of Mapei renovation screed over profix 15mm ufh system. It was to big for me to lay by hand so got a firm in to pump it. They have done a top job getting spot on flat but after inspecting it 2 and half days after it was laid I found pretty much every where it had the...
    • goz
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    • canada compound levelling mapei mixing self self leveling compound self levelling system ufh wet wet ufh
    • Replies: 20
    • Forum: Canada Tile Advice
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    New Build UFH Tiling

    Hi all First post on here as need some advice. We are building a house and have got to the point where the floors need tiling. The floor is a sand and cement screed that was NOT poured. It has been in the house since August. The screed contains water based UFH which has not yet been turned on...
    • John Wingfield
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    • build new build tiling ufh
    • Replies: 39
    • Forum: DIY Tiling Forum
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    For Sale Loose wire UFH clips

    After a long search on the internet I managed to source some really well made loose wire underfloor heating wire clips. These are in fact galvanised steel banding with clips built in. I had to import a whole load for a few ufh projects I have and they have been an absolute God send! I also...
    • Qwerty
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    • clips loose ufh underfloor heating
    • Replies: 0
    • Forum: For-sale and Wanted
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    Ist underfloor heating job

    Hi Guys, never used underfloor heating before but I'm doing one this week. Only 3 metre square, loose wire Prowarm on old but good condition floorboards. The data sheet says no mention as such of Hardiebacker, we have some 6mm insulation boards on site already. Is it Hardiebacker as normal...
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    Force drying anhydrite

    How long do you think it will take to dry out this screed? Been down 90 days, 50mm thick so should have been dry at 60 days! Plastering has been going on so can't have helped? This is what the tramex read a few days ago. Got dehumidifier in and getting customer to get the pipe temp up to 50...
    • goz
    • Thread
    • adhesive anhydrite canada dry drying screed ufh
    • Replies: 9
    • Forum: Canada Tile Advice

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