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Underfloor Heating
jozvaldo
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I am looking to put some electric underfloor heating in my new conservatory and wondered if anybody had any recommendations.
I will be doing it myself and will have laminate on top of it.
thanks
I will be doing it myself and will have laminate on top of it.
thanks
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We've been looking around for some too and a few people have recommended the Warmup products. Topps Tiles sell their stuff although I did find a good, cheap supplier on ebay too and I'll probably get it from there.0
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I have installed "Deviheat" cables in my conservatory last year. As it was a new built, I went for a thick cable looped on insulation boards and covered with 50mm concrete screed. If your floor is already concreted, they also do a thinner wire version that comes attached to a mat and fits right underneath your tiles. Both systems relatively easy to install. www.devi.com0
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We have deviheat too...installed by a flooring company, but seemed really easy to lay and no problems with it.Who made hogs and dogs and frogs?
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I have installed quite a bit of electric under floor heating and would advise using the mat type. Much quicker and easier. I get mine from the link below.......good prices and quick delivery.
http://www.floorheating.ltd.uk/
hope that helps
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We want to install underfloor electric heating in our kitchen but we are getting conflicting advice. Does it heat the room enough or just the floor?
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Mummy_Bear wrote: »We want to install underfloor electric heating in our kitchen but we are getting conflicting advice. Does it heat the room enough or just the floor?
we have it in our conservatory, therfore glass roof, 2/3rds windows all round.
Through the winter it's been plenty warm enough for us. You can tell the difference between the house and the conservatory heat-it certainly isn't toasty warm but is warm enough to be comfortable in just PJs in the morning. In winter, we keep the dial at 6, the max being 10.
So I would say it does heat the room enough...especially with so much glass in this room it does a good job.Who made hogs and dogs and frogs?
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Lucky things--- I wish we had put it in our conservatoryTry and do a good deed every day.0
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bylromarha- which make did you have installed? So many all with varying reports.... albrite, warmup, deviheat....
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bylromarha....derrr sorry just read your previous post with deviheat!!!
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What is life without those derrr moments, eh!?!
When I have those moments, I cunningly use the edit button to delete the post so no-one ever knew it existed except me...Who made hogs and dogs and frogs?
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