How best to Tile a room? - TilersForums.com

[mp3wizard]

Seems like a junction box is needed for more than 2 mats, I'll see if I can rejig the layout

 

[Flintstone]

Imo if you start spacing them out a lot to stretch it you will have cool spots and reduce the over all effect, I would just get another kit and get the floor properly covered.

 

[widler]

Me, i would just leave it , how often are you going to be stood in one spot? You probably will have a mate who will say " oh its 2 degrees colder here, just kick him out
Also the heat will spread around im sure , the whole tile will warm up .
Just sod it and slc it, or your gonna be here next new year

 

[Flintstone]

Can tell your a plasterer!

 

[widler]

ok, id even do away with the eufh, its *****, Absulute bag of *****. Ive got a 45 m2 tiled floor in my extension, just put woodburner on and its boiling , and it aint costing me £15 a day to runthe bloody thing.
Can you tell im a northern plasterer as well

 

[widler]

Ps are you telling me the tile will not warmup ? The heat spread around ?

 

[Andy Allen]

Could always buy a pair of slippers..

 

[Flintstone]

it won't warm up in the downstairs bathroom with no heat mat!

 

[Spare Tool]

This is why its so important to measure and set out your mat before you go cutting it up, eg..a ten sqm mat will give you 20 linear metres of mat, this should all be marked out on the floor before you even get it out of the box..

 

[Spare Tool]

ok, id even do away with the eufh, its *****, Absulute bag of *****. Ive got a 45 m2 tiled floor in my extension, just put woodburner on and its boiling , and it aint costing me £15 a day to runthe bloody thing.
Can you tell im a northern plasterer as well

Think you need to edit that mate...elec ufh is the best thing ever, that's what I'm telling all my customers...







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