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BTW running the pipework the way you have with 28/22/15 is the correct way to do it so this should help with the efficiency of the system. If only everyone did it the right way! 
Wet Underfloor Heating Off Standard Boiler
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BTW running the pipework the way you have with 28/22/15 is the correct way to do it so this should help with the efficiency of the system. If only everyone did it the right way!
I read readers digest DIY before I did it....
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that's the one. They even say PVA for primer for tiles :yikes:
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:yikes: Phew, thats a page i didnt read!
Currently about to convert our bungalow to chalet with four bedrooms and 2 bathroms in the roof, that book will be taking a real bashing over the next few months!
Currently about to convert our bungalow to chalet with four bedrooms and 2 bathroms in the roof, that book will be taking a real bashing over the next few months!
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Does that mention PVA as well?
QUOTE=Scottley;345091]Does that mention PVA as well?[/QUOTE]
Not sure cos never read the bits on tiling. It does go through how to wet press quarry tiles into screed. I did follow the instructions for this but my tiles all popped up. :mad2: It does say which side of the plaster board to plaster and which to decorate cos these new fangled plaster board thingys were quite revolutionary when it was written. :smilewinkgrin:
Not sure cos never read the bits on tiling. It does go through how to wet press quarry tiles into screed. I did follow the instructions for this but my tiles all popped up. :mad2: It does say which side of the plaster board to plaster and which to decorate cos these new fangled plaster board thingys were quite revolutionary when it was written. :smilewinkgrin:
I found the peice of kit at last. Anyone who needs to run a small wet UFH loop off of a radiator curcuit apparently you need a return temeperature limiting valve and sensor. I spoke to an underfloor heating specialist today and asked him the question and he came straight up with the answer.
Danfoss Randall FHV-R Return Temperature Controller [003L100000] - £43.65 : UK Plumbing, Online Shop
Danfoss Randall FHV-R Return Temperature Controller [003L100000] - £43.65 : UK Plumbing, Online Shop
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When are you fitting it then?
got to buy it first. Got a couple of quotes - looks like about 60 quid. I am looking at an alternative using heated skirting boards but they look really expensive and I can get some of the UFH stuff for free. Will be a couple of weeks time I guess. Got to finish plasterboarding the walls this Saturday then Skim on Sunday. Then it's rip up some of the floor to insulate and pipe.
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