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Wet or dry underfloor heating?
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We are having a one storey extension at the back of the house, it will be approx 10 sqm. Which underfloor heating should we go for, wet or dry? As I understand it, electric ufh (dry) is cheaper to install but more expensive to run. Then again, it will come on quicker than the water based one. Is this true? I haven't decided which flooring it will have, I am thinking slate but it may take ages to warm up 
. I have a combination boiler by the way.
Many thanks for your advice.
. I have a combination boiler by the way.Many thanks for your advice.
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the simpler option is elecky as you could virtually fit it yourself, its dead easy to lay. you can get a dvd from a warmup or wickes etc.
just slap down your tile adhesive and lay the matting.
you may need a sparky to wire it up for you though.
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I got an answer! :j Thanks, metalmickey.0
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