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Poor MickBee, Sorry I can't help. I have had one for 12 years but use it very rarely. Works fine but now can't fully turn off so it drips a bit. I was looking on DIYnot to see if anyone else had found a solution. I hope you solved your problem.

Can I ask, would the engineered wood be glued to the self leveling Anhydrite screed or would you have to lay a board to the screed first?

Heating Engineer has just re-visited & said best results will come from a floating floor and the benefits of heat transmission from gluing are negligible considering the always on nature of UF Heating. Thanks for all your points, Peter

Thanks, It's self leveling Anhydrite screed. I was worried that if you glue it down, the screed may expand differently & the wood would warp. Thanks for tips. Peter

I'm having wet underfloor heating installed. After the screed is applied, how do you fit engineered floorboards onto the screed? Obviously you can't nail. If you glue it wouldn't it warp? Thanks to anyone who knows, Peter

I wonder if someone could help me please. I am planning to install a Worcester 37CDI boiler to provide hot water & heat for upstairs radiators. Seriously considering wet underfloor heating for open plan kitchen / dining / lounge area. Removing all downstairs joists & floorboards, filling...

Golly Deansewell, What happened? Did they cut the metal. Did it work out okay? You can't just leave us all in the lurch!