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    hi first post. im an amateur tiler want to lay tiles on a concrete floor adding underfloor heating which requires a 10mm insulation board. this will raise the floor level by approx 25mm with the tiles laid. At the moment the concrete is flush with the adjacent rooms wood floor so i will be left with a 25mm lip. Is this a common problem and how do you overcome the visual aspect in the change of level. Replies appreciated thanks

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    hi first post. im an amateur tiler want to lay tiles on a concrete floor adding underfloor heating which requires a 10mm insulation board. this will raise the floor level by approx 25mm with the tiles laid. At the moment the concrete is flush with the adjacent rooms wood floor so i will be left with a 25mm lip. Is this a common problem and how do you overcome the visual aspect in the change of level. Replies appreciated thanks
    It is a common problem but thats the cost of having under floor heating and tiles you could use a thinner board under neath i use 6MM wedi board that ll knock 4mm off , where floor meets tiles use a threshhold strip thers all sorts of widths and sizes.

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    Quote Originally Posted by david robson View Post
    hi first post. im an amateur tiler want to lay tiles on a concrete floor adding underfloor heating which requires a 10mm insulation board. this will raise the floor level by approx 25mm with the tiles laid. At the moment the concrete is flush with the adjacent rooms wood floor so i will be left with a 25mm lip. Is this a common problem and how do you overcome the visual aspect in the change of level. Replies appreciated thanks
    Schluter have a range of door profiles etc, failing that a joiner could make a reducer threshold where they are needed....Gaz
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    Aye, theres many transition strips to choose from and you don't really notice the difference once done.
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    thanks for the welcome and the replies. im a painter and decorator by trade but done a bit tiling for relatives etc (unpaid) This tiling job is in my kitchen just concerned what a 25mm step up will look like visually.

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    Quote Originally Posted by david robson View Post
    thanks for the welcome and the replies. im a painter and decorator by trade but done a bit tiling for relatives etc (unpaid) This tiling job is in my kitchen just concerned what a 25mm step up will look like visually.
    Transition strips are necessary, unless you fancy building all your other floors up an inch...lol
    Genesis also have a good range......Gaz

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    We have issued like this all the time David, it's nothing new, and with a simple door trim the height difference is nothing to sort out with ease
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