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Timberflooring over underground heating system

  • 20-04-2007 9:57am
    #1
    michaelheno
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 167 ✭✭


    i all i would like help on the following
    1) is it possible to fit timber flooring on top of a underground heating system
    2)if so what types of flooring is suitable
    2)what method of fitting the floor is best

    the heating system heats upto above 25 degrees cel

    any help would be extremely welcome


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  • #2
    Access
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    Very bad idea for any type of wooden flooring, be it laminate/hardwood. Bacteria will multiply in wood - not nice if you have kids! No right minded plumber would allow this to be done. People who have had this done will tell you that its great, but wait until five years down the road when they are wondering why they have to rip up the wood flooring.

    People are even reconsidering getting underfloor heating in bathrooms now as bacteria trives on the wet warm conditions. Most plumbers wont install, and those that are pushed by the customer or do it anyway charge a good bit for it!

    In a nutshell... this is a very bad idea.


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