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Andy Allen

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It's quite straight forward....
Prime the floor with suitable acrylic Primer, stick down the insulation boards, when dry lay the ufh, level over the ufh using a flexible SLC, prime the floor then tile using a flexible adhesive, when dry grout using a flexible grout, leave for 3 to 4 weeks to fully cure then turn the ufh on low to start, building up the temperature gradually just a couple of degrees per day until its up to temperature.
 
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