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Hi all
I hope to lay electic undertile heating to a sound, dry concrete floor that has a hard bitumen screed, which is in good condition and is level. This will not be the sole heat source, but merely for comfort. Will the bitumen melt?! I don't want the extra thickness of an additional insulation layer such as 10mm Martex. Any advice appreciated. Thanks Noah |
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