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Electric underfloor recommendation

f0zzy · 2016-03-01 08:47:33

Hi there, Can anyone recommend a particular brand of electric underfloor mesh for a small bathroom ? I realise they all eventually will need to be replaced but something that would last reasonably long. Thanks F0z

01-03-2016 8:47am

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f0zzy

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Hi there,

Can anyone recommend a particular brand of electric underfloor mesh for a small bathroom ?

I realise they all eventually will need to be replaced but something that
would last reasonably long.

Thanks

F0z

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#2 01-03-2016 5:45pm

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I am not sure if there is a significant difference in quantity between different makes. However I would suggest that you install 2 of them in the same floor. That way when one element fails you can simply connect to the "spare" element without having to lift all of your tiles.

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