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Finish Floor Level - Wood, Tiles & UFH

Jorus · 2008-08-05 14:39:12

We are in the process of working out our FFL for the UFH - 100mm Insulation and +/- 70mm screed but are wondering if we need to make any allowances to the FFL for the types of floor covering we will use - tiles, wood etc. If we are using semi-solid wood and tiles do we just poor the floor all at the same level in each…

05-08-2008 3:39pm

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Jorus

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We are in the process of working out our FFL for the UFH - 100mm Insulation and +/- 70mm screed but are wondering if we need to make any allowances to the FFL for the types of floor covering we will use - tiles, wood etc.

If we are using semi-solid wood and tiles do we just poor the floor all at the same level in each room?

Also - any issues with wood or tiles on UFH?

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#2 05-08-2008 8:21pm

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I used both tiles and wood for my UFH. The wood needs to be able to take UFH ect... and tiles no problems at all. I think i left around 25mm drop down from back and front doors. And i poured each room to same height.

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