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Underfloor heating... can it be used with laminate floors?
MGAstra
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Can under floor heating systems (such as the devi mat) be used with laminate floor boards too?
I've seen some really nice tile-effect laminate flooring in B & Q that I much prefer to normal tiles, but I want the floor to be warm to walk on.
I have radiators as well so this would not be the primary source of heat - just a comfort thing!
Has anyone else tried this before?
Thanks
I've seen some really nice tile-effect laminate flooring in B & Q that I much prefer to normal tiles, but I want the floor to be warm to walk on.
I have radiators as well so this would not be the primary source of heat - just a comfort thing!
Has anyone else tried this before?
Thanks
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MGAstra wrote:Can under floor heating systems (such as the devi mat) be used with laminate floor boards too?
I've seen some really nice tile-effect laminate flooring in B & Q that I much prefer to normal tiles, but I want the floor to be warm to walk on.
I have radiators as well so this would not be the primary source of heat - just a comfort thing!
Has anyone else tried this before?
Thanks
I hope this link helps, it also has a technical help line number, 0870 411 1115
http://www.screwfix.com/app/sfd/cat/pro.jsp?id=80514&ts=01673
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!!!!!!There are More Questions Than Answers!!!!!!:eek:
:search: But I Just Don't Have Any Answers :idea:0 -
Thanks for the link to screwfix. I think that confirms that so form of adhesive (or bed/filler) would be needed to lay the under floor heating on, then pretty much anything can be laid on it later!
Thanks!!0
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