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UNDERFLOOR HEATING PIPES

c.a.r.l · 2009-04-24 10:17:44

Hello All,:D Im going with underfloor heating in my new house build, it going to work off oil and a stove with back boiler. My question is does anyone know where I can buy the materials cheaper than what Im getting quoted in wholeslers,:mad: eg, the underflor piping ect. Cheers in advance.:p

24-04-2009 11:17am

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c.a.r.l

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Hello All,:D

Im going with underfloor heating in my new house build, it going to work off oil and a stove with back boiler.
My question is does anyone know where I can buy the materials cheaper than what Im getting quoted in wholeslers,:mad: eg, the underflor piping ect.

Cheers in advance.:p

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#2 24-04-2009 12:33pm

reilig

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PM sent :pac:

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#3 24-04-2009 12:44pm

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Have you tried any traders in Northern ireland. I have in building products a saving of around 30% can be expected..

have you considered geothermal heating to hook up to your under floor heating as under floor heating can be quite expensive on oil.

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#4 24-04-2009 2:02pm

c.a.r.l

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Yes I would try northern ireland but I have no contacts there!! Geothermal would not interest me at the moment. Im going with solar instead. Im putting in provisions for wind energy.

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#5 24-04-2009 2:08pm

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I got ours off these guys in NI

http://www.underfloordirect.co.uk/html/main.html

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#6 24-04-2009 2:18pm

c.a.r.l

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Lovely. Thanks very much for that, Ill give them a shout. Much appriciated.

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