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Got a site meeting next week where the installation of a 200sqm floor will be discussed.
There are a handful of smaller rooms involved on the periphery, but the main area is basically T shaped. The bottom of the T is the entrance hall at around 26sqm, which opens up on the top line of the T as a rectangular room of around 80sqm.
This is a sand and cement screeded floor over water piped UFH.
The builder says no expansion joints are required and the screeder says no decoupling is required either.
I obviously have my own thoughts on the matter, but I wondered what the consensus was on here
There are a handful of smaller rooms involved on the periphery, but the main area is basically T shaped. The bottom of the T is the entrance hall at around 26sqm, which opens up on the top line of the T as a rectangular room of around 80sqm.
This is a sand and cement screeded floor over water piped UFH.
The builder says no expansion joints are required and the screeder says no decoupling is required either.
I obviously have my own thoughts on the matter, but I wondered what the consensus was on here