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barrier above concrete screed

AJL · 2006-10-31 05:55:49

I want to place a reflective barrier over a concrete screed (floor insulated with 70mm of insulation). This is to stop heat passing through into the screed and also take the coldness away from the floor. Anybody know is there such a product?

31-10-2006 5:55am

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I want to place a reflective barrier over a concrete screed (floor insulated with 70mm of insulation). This is to stop heat passing through into the screed and also take the coldness away from the floor. Anybody know is there such a product?

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#2 31-10-2006 7:30am

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Electric underfloor heating stuck on the screed and covered with tiles whould do it;)

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#3 31-10-2006 11:52am

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AJL wrote:

I want to place a reflective barrier over a concrete screed (floor insulated with 70mm of insulation). This is to stop heat passing through into the screed and also take the coldness away from the floor. Anybody know is there such a product?

Are you planning on exposing this layer. Or will you be covering it with flooring?

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#4 31-10-2006 5:43pm

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Hi Mellor

Would be putting wooden flooring over it and in some places tiles

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