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Electric Underfloor Heating
I'm looking at installing electric underfloor heating in my new
bathroom and have a couple of questions about the floor: 1. The existing floor is tongue and groove timber over joists and it's nice and solid (no flexing that I can notice) and it seems level... Would there be any problems using a board such as Fastwarm screwed directly to the existing floor, followed by the electric cables, then a levelling compound and finally the tiles? 2. Obviously the normal recommendation is 18mm of marine ply but I am worried that I don't have clearance for this along with everything else (I have 40mm from the current floor to the bottom of my new glass door!). Is it worth going 50/50 with say 5mm ply and 5mm Fastwarm or similar? Any advice greatly appreciated! |
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