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Based on your room it's around 2.6kw per hour assuming its running permanently. Your heat loss needs to be calculated so you can find out how much that affects it

A simple floor hygrometer is about £100... The hygrometer is a European standard recognised test but it can be tricky as its affected by temperature and humidity changes. I've used them dozens if not hundreds if times. You cant always take the readings for granted. You do not need a wireless...

I cant remember if it's the 5... I think so but I can check tomorrow

Hmm... totally forgot about this. Yes the update was sadly that comparative results using tramex vs hygrometer vs CM method was inconclusive in the results were eratic. However we are set to repeat the work with a new version of the tramex which looks more promising...

I know mine doesn't leak cos I did it myself but I accept your point. Maybe I'm back in... well with one foot at least

Rather assumes the leak is at the plumbing points. Most of the failures I have seen have been at the wall to floor interface. This doesn't help that at all and I think it is over engineering a problem that doesn't actually exist in any real way. I guess it would be OK for the diy bodgers but...

It's not old swedish mike or whatever his name was is it???

Heated screed, natural stone, bs5385 says you should uncouple. End of as far as I'm concerned

I'm waiting for the final report from the independent test house. It's being prepared as we speak. Hopeful to have it along with its conclusions and subsequent advice by end of this month.

Hi dan. Actually the advice may change soon as a result of some quite extensive independent research on the most accurate moisture test methods along with drying time advice. I will keep you posted .... Excuse the pun.

As per the precisely copied reply on the other thread.... what a faff. Pumped anhydrite screed for me every time

Runnnnnnn!!

It's not as easy a question to answer yes or no to. I have come across many instances where the fixer believes he has done everything by the book based on a book written for example by the adhesive manufacturer. I often get told "I used the correct materials, primers and adhesives etc". When in...

It's probably cos they're all to busy blaming the screed...

Who is gonna be brave enough to kick you off site??

As it Is likely to be dirty particularly with dust a light sanding to loosen any racked in dust followed by a good vacuum clean is appropriate. Do not wet clean it. Then prime it using a standard acrylic primer. Bond it will undoubtedly have one available. As you are using granite which is...

My New Years resolution is to not pick up on minor chronological errors in other people's posts.... Ooops! Sorry... Broke it already :)

If you can avoid it by routing services above the floor then do so. If not then my best suggestion matches several others I.e. chase out service channels. Then repair them with a polymer modified screed. You could sand cement screed but he issue is that a 50mm deep you would end up with your...

Ah that would explain the cost. Still wouldn't pay by this method personally but hey oh some will

I would not put my PIN number into someone's computer or phone for them to potentially steal..... I don't suppose I would be unique in my mistrust. 2.75% sounds quite high as well. When I used to take credit card payments at my previous occupation we only used to pay 1.5%.