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Will Underfloor Heating Work With A Carpet?

15/11/22

It’s a common misconception that underfloor heating won’t work with the carpet but only with hard flooring but this isn’t the case. What To Consider  As long as you are careful about what type of carpet you chose to place over your underfloor heating system it should still be able to heat your room effectively. […]

Will Underfloor Heating Heat A Room?

15/11/22

It is a fact that underfloor heating systems (UFHS) are generally not able to produce as much heat as traditional systems that use radiators but UFHSs are still capable of heating rooms effectively enough to where they can be kept at a comfortable living temperature. The amount of heat lost in a room is still […]

What Thickness Is Liquid Screed?

15/11/22

There are many types of liquid screed that can be used to suit many different applications, because of this screed can vary a lot in thickness depending on a lot of factors that include: the amount of insulation used in the underfloor heating system and whether the screed is hand mixed or not, etc… Some […]

What Is Liquid Screed Made Of?

15/11/22

Anhydrate liquid screeds are made from a mix of a gypsum-based biner, additives, aggregates, and water. The gypsum-based binder used is made of 98% recycled content and the resulting product is 100% recyclable and completely VOC (Volatile organic compound) free! Anhydrate screeds specifically release less Carbon Dioxide than traditional sand and cement overall meaning they […]

How To Avoid Problems With Liquid Screed

15/11/22

Without proper care taken by approved installers, the screed can be installed incorrectly potentially causing various problems such as –  A poor finish – This is a risk in cases where the screed has been installed at the wrong depths, the screed has not been dappled correctly or the screed is too wet or dry. […]

Is Underfloor Heating Unhealthy?

15/11/22

No underfloor heating is not unhealthy: underfloor heating is much healthier to have in your home than radiators as the whole floor acts as an emitter for radiated heat rather than radiators which acts as convectors to heat the air in a cycle which kicks up dust and circulates it around the room. Safer Than […]