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Height difference from one room to another with UFH
Whats the best way to work with the height difeerence caused by UFH , SLC and insulation board coming out of the kitchen into hall way? I'm on a concrete base.
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Re: Height difference from one room to another with UFH
A door strip, there are many variations for the purpose or have a wood one made up.
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Re: Height difference from one room to another with UFH
screwfix do some cheap mdf door strips, diffrent variations, they do one that allows upto about 12 mm diffrence in the two floor levels
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Re: Height difference from one room to another with UFH
Sorry I didn't explain properly - it's being tiled right through but UFH in kitchen only . Actually in the toilet too coming off hallway there will be a difference .
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Re: Height difference from one room to another with UFH
How much difference is it?
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Re: Height difference from one room to another with UFH
About 10 mm with the UFH and SLC
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Re: Height difference from one room to another with UFH
You could screed up to the required height or continue through with a thicker insulation board.
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Re: Height difference from one room to another with UFH
you could also glue 6mm cement sheet down to take up height diff in un heated area
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