As sold by srewfix - anyone installed Klima underfloor heating mat and
have any comments good or bad about it?

I am thinking of installing it over concrete floor to be tiled over in
a kitchen. The kitchen is joined via an arch to a large dining room
and lounge with radiators but there is no room in the kitchen for
radiators.

Thanks.

Martin
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Martin J. Evans
Wetherby, UK

Martin Evans wrote:

As sold by srewfix - anyone installed Klima underfloor heating mat and
have any comments good or bad about it?

I am thinking of installing it over concrete floor to be tiled over in
a kitchen. The kitchen is joined via an arch to a large dining room
and lounge with radiators but there is no room in the kitchen for
radiators.


I recently installed a similar product from these people:
http://www.penguineurope.com/Frames/frame_productrange.htm

It was easy to install, and works as described. They were very nice to
deal with too.


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Grunff

"Martin Evans" wrote in message
...
As sold by srewfix - anyone installed Klima underfloor heating mat and
have any comments good or bad about it?

I am thinking of installing it over concrete floor to be tiled over in
a kitchen. The kitchen is joined via an arch to a large dining room
and lounge with radiators but there is no room in the kitchen for
radiators.

Thanks.

Martin
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Just a suggestion........

Have you considered plinth heaters for the kitchen? They take up little
space since they're using the dead space under fixed units. It would also be
easier than fitting underfloor heating.


Cic.

Cicero wrote:

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Just a suggestion........

Have you considered plinth heaters for the kitchen? They take up little
space since they're using the dead space under fixed units. It would also be
easier than fitting underfloor heating.


Cic.



I have a Myson Kickspace heater plumbed into the CH system. Very
effective. The cats love it too - very funny before the front grill was
fitted watching one mog fit as much of his stomach as possible into the
hot air duct!.

Richard