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    Default Underfloor Heating and Waiting to Tile

    I've just had a new wet underfloor heating system installed in a barn conversion, the pipe work is laid but it's not "on" yet - i.e. there's no heat in it.

    Someone mentioned to me that I should of had the heating on for 6 weeks before laying the tiles.

    I have heard similar recommendations before on a whole host of other trades, some of them are real belt and braces thinking though and aren't REALLY that important, others though are definite no no's and would cause the whole project to mess up.

    I've used keraquick flexible adhesive (will be using same grout), I'm leaving exspansion joints at the edges - SURLEY this is going to be okay? isn't it?

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    Default Re: Underfloor Heating and Waiting to Tile

    The heating should be commisioned prior to the floor being laid.

    just re read you post and you say you have 'used' kerquik so the floor is doen before the heating as been commisnioned? What did you put down tile wise and did you use a decoupling membrane?
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    Default Re: Underfloor Heating and Waiting to Tile

    as above
    and how old is the concrete

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