Is it OK to install underfloor matting under possibly tiles in an area which is at risk of flooding? Obviously so long as the control part is kept high enough cant see it being a problem?!
I fitted it in a wet room. But used a mat with a braided earth around the conductors.
However it was a failure and I would not bother again. It's slow to react so needs to go on well in advance, it cools quickly while having a shower so does not dry the floor as intended, it is only just cool enough to walk on yet it will not heat the room enough without the assistance of the towel rail. The thermostat has failed three times and now no one has bothered repairing it because it is so useless anyway.
So you wouldnt reccomend electric underfloor at all? Anyone else recomend it? Or is that a general feeling of the stuff as I have never had dealings with it before?
If you read back though this forum you'll find endless questions along the lines of: "My electric underfloor heating has stopped working after 6 months. How can I fix this without having to take up the very expensive tiles on top of it?"
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