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Started 1 day, 22 hours ago (2009-12-15 13:15:00)
by sneakygloworm
Hello I am doing my bathroom floor but don't want to raise it too much. I plan on fitting loose wire underfloor heating and want to use some insulation board as well. My question is, can I lay one of the thicker insulation boards directly onto the joists? The floor boards are all uneven and i was originally going to replace the whole lot with 18mm ply (it's a small area). If I ...
Started 3 days, 17 hours ago (2009-12-13 18:26:00)
by twedspeed
GENTS - PICTURE IF YOU WILL.......... A Small ( cold ) conservatory built right on to a dining room - theres a 4 foot central heating radiator RIGHT next to the conservatory doors - I want to tap in to the very accessible and close by radiator and feed under laminate floor central heating to the conservatory It looks so easy to just tap in to the adjacent radiators feed and return lines ...
Started 1 week ago (2009-12-09 19:59:00)
by lasors
Hi all, We have a retention being placed on our mortgage due to the concrete floors needing replaced due to sulphate attack. As such, we are considering putting under floor heating (wet) into the living room, and possibly the kitchen. Installation costs would be significantly reduced as a new floor is being poured anyway. So, is it worth it? The living room is 22sqm, currently ...
Started 1 week, 5 days ago (2009-12-04 21:28:00)
by jodains
My wife and I are about half way completed with our ICF home in Southwestern PA. Here is a link so you can get an idea of what we are building. http://www.tracksidesoftware.com/dainshouse/house. htm Now for the questions. ROOF INSULATION. Since the home is made using ICF, there is no issue in insulating the walls, only the roof. The home has some 9 foot ceilings and some vaulted ceilings....
Started 2 weeks, 3 days ago (2009-11-30 09:53:00)
by Deca
I have an hydronic radiant floor heating system in my home that pumps water through the floor in various zones of my home. Thermostats trigger relays that open up zones valves and pumps which circulate the hot water though the zone ultimately providing heat. My question relates to the relays. When they are triggered, they make a very loud "snap" sound. It's quite irritating and I'm sure ...
Started 2 weeks, 4 days ago (2009-11-29 11:36:00)
by silvercitytile
hey gang, i'm getting ready to do a job. in about three weeks and the HO wants to put heating in the shower floor. i've never done this before, any tips, product of choice would be much appreciated. i'm also using the kerdi shower system for the first time. useing a mudbed. thanx again in advance for your help
Started 1 month ago (2009-11-10 19:51:00)
by whookam
Hi, I'm in the process of redoing my kitchen. I'm planning on getting an electrician in shortly to sort out new sockets/isolators for all the appliances. I'm also planning on installing under tile warming which I will get the electrician to connect. Question is, can I get on and lay the insulation, cabling and tiles before I get the electrician in, then just leave him to connect...
Started 1 month, 1 week ago (2009-11-09 11:38:00)
by twedspeed
Theres a lot of under floor - under tile, heating systems out there at the moment - does anyone know if they are any that are suitable for under laminate floors ??
Started 3 days ago (2009-12-14 11:19:00)
by jaikaiman
you could use electric underfloor heating. As you are wanting to take the chill off the tiles on a cold morning its a great thing. Used with an electronic thermostat you can have it switch on at different times of the day so its warm for you when you need it. I bought mine here... http://www.totalbathrooms.co.uk/Thermonet-Basic-10 0WM Hope that helps
Started 1 week ago (2009-12-09 20:18:00)
by electronicsuk
lasors wrote : - We're out all day, UFH takes time to heat the slab, while we don't currently set the timer on the heating, we just flick it on when we get back if we want it, if we do this we won't get the immediate benefit from UFH, will we? No, you wont be able to get the near-instant heat that you're used to with radiators from an UFH system. lasors ...
Started 1 day, 21 hours ago (2009-12-15 14:39:00)
by mointainwalker
An even better solution would be a 1 mm board with the strength of 18 mm ply, insulation peoperies of 50 mm Kingspan costing 2p/m2. Anything else you would like Santa to invent for you ?
