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Question :) Tape it loosely so it stays in one spot or tape it around to make sure no air gets in/under ?

Thx. Will post back in couple days !

Great idea. Large area or smaller will do ?

Shall i risk it with wood again then ? ;) Hardwood or engineered this time ? :)

Have hardwood floor at the moment and because it was not installed correctly, it started to warp. To the point that it started to lift in one spot, same way as if two sheets of ice pushing against each other. Scared to install wood again and risk same thing happening ... Im really lost and...

Not even a table with chairs ???

It does sound expensive, although that amount assumes usage of 365/year. Defo woud not use it in summer, but still would cost a bit.

What is "very expensive" ? Ill use it just to heat the tiles, got radiator to heat the room.

Will be ripping hardwood floor out (around 20 square metres) and installing tiles with electric UFH with thermostat/app control What is the best setup/what do i need to make it max efficient ? Well, tiles of course. Then UFH undeneath (any recommendations )? What needs to go between concrete...

Got 3m double sliding doors (1.5m each). Right one, when closed, has no gaps to the frame, all looks good, but u can see when bottom reaches the frame, top still has a little gap before reaching the frame. Opinions please. Thx in advance

On 6 x 4 room i guess 5x 3 mesh and detra (ditra ?) mat should be enough ? Plus insulation board ? Already have a nice radiator so ufh would be for tiles only.

Well, thats why we installed hardwood, but ...

I have big radiator in the room already which does a good job heating the room.

Not 100% sure why mine warped, but they did bad job installing it anyway. Had a little hill happen and when we lifted the planks, the glue looked like a honey comb. Didnt see signs of damp, but it could have been in a different spot which caused expansion which affected everywhere. Now just...

U mean no ufh at all, but put vinyl on concrete and then tiles on top ?

I was looking at dry (electric) ufh as it is too late for wet one.

Had wooden floor installed in my new extension (6m x 4m) and planks warped after sometime. Dont want to risk it again with wooden floor, so decided to install porcelain tiles. Was told they would be really cold and unpleasant even with socks so advised me to install electric UFH. Planning to buy...

Had wooden floor installed in my new extension (6m x 4m) and planks warped after sometime. Dont want to risk it again with wooden floor, so decided to install porcelain tiles. Was told they would be really cold and unpleasant even with socks so advised me to install electric UFH. Planning to buy...

Thx, i hope it will sort it out, because i see nothing else to lean on. Unless that smell comes from inside the pipes ... throught the plastic.

There is not much to do so defo will do all in one go. It is basically only that area where pipe goes into the wall (visible in the photos).