Underfloor Heating Suppliers On Ebay Any Good? - Tile Advice

[Gslack]

Hey guys

After having a good chat with the guy who will be laying my tiles I've decided to go for ufh. Now the big question I've seen a few kits on eBay from different sellers and was wondering if any one has used them and what they like? The underfloor heating store seem to be shifting a fair few kits and decent priced, also warmstar are quite cheap.

Has any one had any experience with these matts on eBay?

Thanks

 

[Ian]

My advice would be, make sure you buy from a reputable seller if you're going to purchase online. Personally I like to purchase from a 'real' shop, as if there are any issues I won't struggle to get an exchange etc. one of the sponsors is u heat, they are very good to deal with as are tile town in Derby.

 

[Gslack]

Underfloor heating store seems a decent company got its own website loads of good reviews and sold over 7000 kits on eBay on their unbranded version but very little negative feedback

 

[Dan]

Got a link to their eBay store?

Checkout www.uheat.co.uk they sponsor the forum and can sometimes give discount

 

[Just Rizzle]

why are you looking at whats the cheapest, do you want it to last, shouldn't you be looking for whats the best , most cost effective to run. go to a reputable firm and get some info on the wattage and running cost , not the out lay cost

 

[Gslack]

Why would I want to pay x amount of money for something that's just the same? Most of them are proberly made in the same factory in China just shipped with different names. I'm not looking for the cheapest option looking for the best of both

Electric Underfloor Heating mat kit 200w per m2 All Sizes in this Listing

 

[Old Mod]

Why would I want to pay x amount of money for something that's just the same? Most of them are proberly made in the same factory in China just shipped with different names. I'm not looking for the cheapest option looking for the best of both

Electric Underfloor Heating mat kit 200w per m2 All Sizes in this Listing

Trust me they're NOT all the same!

 

[AD Ceramics]

Trust me they're NOT all the same!

Which would you recommend Marc? I need one for my bathroom.

 

[peteablard]

The underfloor heating store are good to deal with. Just fitted 2 mats and one loose wire system from them. The sparky ordered the kits and made a mistake with one of them, it was collected and the right mat delivered the following morning

 

[Old Mod]

Which would you recommend Marc? I need one for my bathroom.

I always use warm up pro wire Paul.
1.8mm simple and fast to install 24/7 support line, it truly is 24/7 too I've tested it! Haha, and they can be repaired on site.
And a lifetime guarantee!
And I like their controllers haha

 

[Gslack]

The underfloor heating store are good to deal with. Just fitted 2 mats and one loose wire system from them. The sparky ordered the kits and made a mistake with one of them, it was collected and the right mat delivered the following morning

This is all I was asking didn't want to make a mass debate lol

 

[Old Mod]

This is all I was asking didn't want to make a mass debate lol

Every thread is a mass debate!
It's what we do best!
Without a debate how will we ever know what is best?

 

[AD Ceramics]

I always use warm up pro wire Paul.
1.8mm simple and fast to install 24/7 support line, it truly is 24/7 too I've tested it! Haha, and they can be repaired on site.
And a lifetime guarantee!
And I like their controllers haha

I only know from chats on here........but I do believe you are telling the truth when you say you tested it 24/4 lmfao

 

[Old Mod]

I only know from chats on here........but I do believe you are telling the truth when you say you tested it 24/4 lmfao

 

[Gslack]

I always use warm up pro wire Paul.
1.8mm simple and fast to install 24/7 support line, it truly is 24/7 too I've tested it! Haha, and they can be repaired on site.
And a lifetime guarantee!
And I like their controllers haha

Underfloor heating some times upgrade you to the prowarm version for free when they've run out of the unbranded stock