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Underfloor heating installed on a suspended timber floor

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  • Andehh
    Andehh Posts: 33 Forumite
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    We are in the same situation, newish build house and retrofitting UFH to 25sqm. Nu heat low pro claim a 120w/ms2 whilst polypipe claim only 79w/ms2 despite using bigger pipes and the pipe sits into fibreboard (insulation added?) instead of the screed of nu heat. Nu heat has 10mm pipes, polypipe is 12mm.

    I just want the best performance, but the above logic I'm struggling to understand?
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