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Sorry Tictic, just found some links on Brio boards. Thanks very much for the tip, that's the first time I've heard of them. Sound perfect for the job! Cheers.

Yes, the construction is made of timber joists. Ground floor will have: batons >> sterling board >> insulation (foam) >> insulation board >> spreader plates with pipes >> (Brio?) board >> tiles or wooden/laminate floor First floor: plasterboard (= garage ceiling) >> kooltherm K3 insulation...

Hi, can anyone advise if anything goes between heat spreader aluminium plates holding underfloor heating pipes and ceramic floor tiles. I understand that it is important that the floor decking is in contact with the plate to maximise output. Does it mean I can tile straight onto the spreader...

Thank you for the tip. Not sure what they are though. Do you have any links for them please? thanks.

Thank you for your tips. Would electric ufh be safe in a room such as kitchen i.e. washing machine leaks etc? The wood burner will probably be used only occasionally. [/url] I had a quick look and will check it out thoroughly later as it looks quite well prepared a guide. Cheers.

Good luck with the project. I am sorry to hear that. Never thought of that ...! Thank you for your reply and for sharing your experience. Much appreciated.

I know but I am fed up with having my feet frozen all the time. It's not just cooking. We are thinking to possibly have a wood burner there too. We intend to do the work ourselves. I just don't know what 'stuff' to get. Thank you for your comments Tony.

I'd like to pick your brains if you know or have experience with a house that has a combination of both radiators and underfloor heating. They are not two separate things with their own boilers, are they? It is all one system, isn't it? I am just looking into what boiler to choose that would...