Hello all.
I intend to lay some copper central heating pipes under my concrete floor.
As the screed depth is quite shallow (around 40MM) I can't use ducts or make a plyboard tunnel as I intended
Therefore I am thinking of just securing the pipes to the concrete slab below with pipe clips. Then I will just lay the solid floor on top which will be held up by the screed either side. The pipes should not be in contact with the floor or any concrete and there will be around 5mm gap above them to the flooring.
Does this sound like an OK plan?
Thanks for any help.
I intend to lay some copper central heating pipes under my concrete floor.
As the screed depth is quite shallow (around 40MM) I can't use ducts or make a plyboard tunnel as I intended
Therefore I am thinking of just securing the pipes to the concrete slab below with pipe clips. Then I will just lay the solid floor on top which will be held up by the screed either side. The pipes should not be in contact with the floor or any concrete and there will be around 5mm gap above them to the flooring.
Does this sound like an OK plan?
Thanks for any help.