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I have had the floor screeded, and the base units are now in the kitchen (see below). The tiler who will be putting our tiles in said that we ... -
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Can you put underfloor heating down on concrete floor once it has been screeded?
Hi,
I have had the floor screeded, and the base units are now in the kitchen (see below). The tiler who will be putting our tiles in said that we would not benefit from having underfloor heating as the heat would not reach the surface of the room, which i thought was a load of rubbish
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Anyway, I want to go for the underfloor heating but I'm not sure if you can lay down the floor and simply stick some adhesive on it and then the tiles? Would this not crack the tiles?
I was told that it would have needed to be screeded into the floor. Am i too late now?
Regards,
Billy
Last edited by whitebeam; 30-10-2011 at 06:17 PM.
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Re: Can you put underfloor heating down on concrete floor once it has been screeded?
hi there,is the slc that has already been laid flexible?
also you could put down insulation boards this would beneft the system installation,and screed the heating mats again
you can go directly over it with adhesive yes but putting a screed on it will be a better job
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As Kilty... I would put insulation boards, heatmat, slc, decoupler them tile. Your tiler probably doesn't want the hassle of installing it.
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