UFH & Concrete floors
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funkyfresh
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UFH & Concrete floors

Post by funkyfresh » Sat Jan 30, 2010 10:38 pm

Hi, im in the process of modernising my house and i'm considering installing underfloor heating. The house was built with concrete floors and i dont know if i would be able to install the pipes for wet UFH or the mat for electric directly on top of the concrete or would i have to add insulation and another screed or dig into the floor.

I'm planning to cover the floor with tiles, any help or advice would be greatly appreciated

Thanks

stoneyboy
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Post by stoneyboy » Sun Jan 31, 2010 9:38 pm

funkyfresh,
If you can accept raising the floor level by about 75mm then yes you can add either but electric UFH is expensive to run.
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