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HI,
I was wondering about retro-fitting underfloor heating to my house and am interested to know peoples opinions about the practicality of this ? The house was built in 1980 and has a concrete floor downstairs and normal chipboard on beams for the top floor. Is it a practila matter to chip away channels in the concrete and run the pipes in those then re-screed over the top ? Any ideas about how much that might cost for 50 sqm of downstairs floor area ? Also, I've heard references to the amount of insulation being needed below the heting pipes, would a 1980s house have been built with enough below the floor ? How does this apply to the top floor ? Thanks, Mike |
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