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screed levels

jdesbt · 2011-01-19 22:46:53

hi. im just wondering before my builder starts, about insulation and screed depths. i have a shutered concrete basement (no heating required in basement) and on top 8 inch hollow core slab and am now ready for a builder. so im just wondering what depth of insulation and screed i should use. there will also be another floor…

19-01-2011 10:46pm

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jdesbt

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hi. im just wondering before my builder starts, about insulation and screed depths. i have a shutered concrete basement (no heating required in basement) and on top 8 inch hollow core slab and am now ready for a builder. so im just wondering what depth of insulation and screed i should use. there will also be another floor on top of this with 6inch slab. i intend to install underfloor heating with geotherm ,

thanks for any help..,

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#2 20-01-2011 10:07pm

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It is usually 80 to 100mm kingspan or equivalent and the underfloor supplier would have specs on depth of screed for there system.

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#3 20-01-2011 11:37pm

jdesbt

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cheers john.,. is less required upstairs

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