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[QUOTE="Cavester, post: 892443, member: 49931"] Thanks, I would prefer a screed or biscuit mix to have the two areas be as close as possible to heat up timings etc. However my main concern is the 100mm deep beams. I will be taking the floorboards up btw. With 100mm deep beems is this sufficient to fit ufh? What depth and type of insulation should I consider between the beams and also screed type and depth etc? As I understand it from FFL to underside I would have... Porcelain Tile Slip membrain Pipes embedded within screed between joists (depth?) Insulation between joists (depth?) What is suspending the insulation to prevent fall through? I want to have minimal resistance between screed and tile as possible therefore should I board with ply under the joists rather than over? Intimately I need to know if raising the floor level will be needed given the 100mm existing beam depth. Thanks. [/QUOTE]
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