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screed to first floor timberframe

PJMCKE · 2009-12-03 06:37:31

Hi I am looking at screeds for first floor underfloor heating in a timberframe. I have a geothermal quotation and they recommend 50mm of dry screed with pipes laid between battons nailed to the osb along the floor joists. I would like to hear of any comments on firstly the thickness on upstairs and secondly the battons. I…

03-12-2009 7:37am

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Hi I am looking at screeds for first floor underfloor heating in a timberframe.

I have a geothermal quotation and they recommend 50mm of dry screed with pipes laid between battons nailed to the osb along the floor joists.

I would like to hear of any comments on firstly the thickness on upstairs and secondly the battons. I presume they will be installed at 12 or 16 inch spacing.

thanks
pjmcke

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