have you got ufh in your house

[curlycan]

Hi guys just asking if you have ufh anywhere in you house if you do where is it and do you use it or has it been turned of to save on the leccy bill.

 

[doug boardley]

Nope, none in mine.

 

[Gazzer]

Only had heating on a few times , waiting for it to get really cold !

 

[DHTiling]

Nope... not me.

 

[Dan]

I used to have in my old house. It wasn't as good as what's available today but I loved it. Though I think I'd have altered the timer slightly given the fact that at least 5% has gone on energy bills.

 

[White Room]

Not in my house, just thick socks

 

[Stewart]

I have electric under floor heating in all the tiled floors in my current house and I wouldn't be without it. My last place had wet underfloor heating through the whole house and I found it the best form of heating going............

 

[Daz]

I've got 'lectric UFH in my bathroom which is always on all year round and feels lovely.
I am installing it in my en-suite wetroom, too.

 

[Alberta Stone]

Personally I would never invest a dime in any "electric" heater like underfloor or even an electric blanket as they are a health hazard.
I would only put in radiant water pipes, the heck with this electric fad.
But I still put them in for people and never give them my opinion as it is their choice as adults.

 

[Time's Ran Out]

We have Electric UFH throughout the ground floor and in 3 bathrooms and its the best thing since sliced bread.
Comes on for 3 hours in the morning and 5 hours in the evening and is set at 27 degrees just now and 20degrees throughout rest of year.
Costs half pence/hour/sq metre and is worth every penny.
With the competitive costs of installing it now it gives customers the option/choice and adds value to a property.

 

[Scott]

Havent yet but should be going in our new ensuite shortly, however it wasnt in the budget and as im over budget it may well get put off for a while yet.

Alberta, interesting comments there, why do you think its a health hazard?

 

[Alberta Stone]

These electric heat wires emit RF which is not tuned to a healthful frequency (typically 50-60 Hz for power lines).
Remember, our bodies operate electrically.
Living under power wires has been linked in many studies to a wide range of ailments.
If you look at Lahkovsky's work, Royal Rife, Beck, Priori and others you will see that by using proper frequencies pretty much any disease can be cured via frequency, but this work has been suppressed due to the big pharma interests which such technology would render obsolete.

 

[Scott]

Wow , thats totally over my head fella! All i will say is im sceptical when i see the words 'linked with or to' in medicine

 

[bootsmckiber]

Well they say bull**** baffles brains,you should write a book on that very subject Alberta,leave the tiling to us simple folk

 

[Alberta Stone]

You know, tiling and stone work gets very boring, the brain tends to wander.
All that time spent in little rooms adhering bits of decorative stone and such to small areas is very tedious, but the brain can atrophy if unused.
It is good to have a broad knowledge as then you have lots to think about.
I have met many very fascinating tradespeople whom one would never peg as being fascinating until you spend some time with them.