Ok it's daft question, but not as daft as one that never got asked!
I've installed 2kw/M underfloor heating under my new kitchen tile, fingers crossed this will be my primary heat source for years to come.
It's electrical, so will fail one day soon or in 30 years time.
As a contingency I've, first fixed some 15mm barrier pipe in a new stud wall so I may add a radiator if needed later. Oh course I would normally hang a rad, then run the pipe to it. Because I can't do this what pipe centres should I allow for?
There's space to hang a 514mm wide rad, the pipe would exsit the wall to a corner trv and lockshield valve. Just push fit elbows are left inside the partition. I'd like to be able to dig them out with minimum damage when needed, so roughly the correct pipe centres would help?
I've installed 2kw/M underfloor heating under my new kitchen tile, fingers crossed this will be my primary heat source for years to come.
It's electrical, so will fail one day soon or in 30 years time.
As a contingency I've, first fixed some 15mm barrier pipe in a new stud wall so I may add a radiator if needed later. Oh course I would normally hang a rad, then run the pipe to it. Because I can't do this what pipe centres should I allow for?
There's space to hang a 514mm wide rad, the pipe would exsit the wall to a corner trv and lockshield valve. Just push fit elbows are left inside the partition. I'd like to be able to dig them out with minimum damage when needed, so roughly the correct pipe centres would help?
