Hi all, we’re in the process of buying a house and renovating it. The house is 12 years old and so has a concrete floor on the ground level. We are looking at underfloor heating on the ground floor. In the kitchen we will have tiles, lounge carpet and hall wooden (probably engineered). Which products would suit this layout please and any recommendations on specific products/suppliers. Cheers Chris
Underfloor Heating
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Unless the rooms are huge, ufh upstairs is not a practical option in all but the most well insulated of homes.
Surrey is quite big... nearest town?
I’m away for a few weeks. @Bentley001 is a very good engineer and on your door step, no heat is good although a little pricey
Go plumbers West Byfleet- Bentley Morgan
Go plumbers West Byfleet- Bentley Morgan
@Terry lambert currently going through property purchase so won’t be required until early Autumn!
Plan ahead...a decent installer will be booked up in advanced.
As Dan says, if they're needed early Autumn you need to book them now. I'm currently booking jobs for October, for example
I think Mike is off the tools for major work due to illness at the moment Dan, although he's keen to get back!
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