Hi,

I am about to start laying porcelein tiles in my Kitchen.

I am laying a wood floor in the rest of the house.
The insulation would serve 2 purposes.

1. Raise the level of the porcelain by 10mm to the same as the wood.
2. Provide insulation of the floor using Ekoboard or similar.

My questions are:

1. Any real benefit of using boards to insulate without UFH?

2. Best method of fixing the boards to a concrete sub-floor?

3. Would I be better off just using SLC to raise the tiles approx 10 mm to get the floors level with eachother?

Laying insulation seems to be a cheaper and greener alternative to just raising the floor with SLC


Thanks.

What is the existing subfloor mate, Ekoboards are laid using a SPF adhesive, the subfloor has to be solid underneath as they provide no strengthening.

Powerflo concrete sub floor in a new build property.

You will get a good price for your ekoboards from Uheat...if you have not bought them yet... and your ufh as well.....