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[QUOTE="Uheat - Jake, post: 892363, member: 47047"] Are you ripping up your floor boards? If you are then it gives you two options, either a Spreader plate or a screed infill section. A spreader plate is a aluminium plate which is fixed on top of the joists with 2 x 16mm pipe channels grooved into it. These have insulation placed below and a floor board placed over the top. The screed infill system would work like a standard screed system, you'd need insulation between the joists and then you'd need to use a Sand/Cement mix level to the top of the joists. This system requires your joists to take a extra 20kg/m2 in weight. If you're not taking the floor boards up then the only option that's left would be a retrofix where there is many different solutions, like a Gypsum Panel or a Matting with a SLC filling over the top. If you'd like anymore information or PDF files on these systems please feel free to give me a call or drop me a email on [email]jake@uheat.co.uk[/email] [/QUOTE]
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