Stone Tiling Forum

Stone Tiling Forum

Stone Tiling Forum for all stone tiling advice threads. Keep discussion on topic please.

  • We had underfloor heating installed in our bathroom but it’s not working. Seems like the plunder filleted the sensor near the radiator, the thermostat reads 35C but the floor is not warm. What do… Read more
  • I've had a look through threads but cannot find anything on this. Lots of info on commissioning screed, but I can't find anything on post-screed-commissioning. The question is: what would be the… Read more
  • Hello, I did some reading here and there, but the opinions seem to diverge at some point and I am not able to translate the info to my particular question. I have a water underfloor heating… Read more
  • Hi fellow forum dwellers, am a distraught customer looking for some advice. We did an extension and got water pipe UFH installed throughout the ground floor close to 100sqm. The WFH was left to… Read more
  • I have a customer who lives in a 200 year old property. The lounge floor he wants tiled which is very thick concrete. He wants electric underfloor heating but I'm concerned he'll lose too much… Read more
  • Hi, I was just wondering if anyone knew roughly the cost of running electric underfloor heating? I am aware that different systems will be slightly different but just a general estimate from… Read more
  • Hi all, Having been doing a lot of reading but have come for some advice if at all possible, please. We had a major flood on the downstairs of our home and to cut a… Read more
  • Hi All, Need an advice with regards to underfloor heating and which brand to go for… Need about 7m2 200w for my conservatory, 6m2 150w for kitchen and around 2m2 150w for bathroom. There is… Read more
  • Anyone used it ? DCM – PRO System | Heated Floor Mat | Warmup – http://www.warmup.co.uk/underfloor-heating/electric/dcm-pro-system There's a video on there, that self adhesive mat… really ?
  • Not really the right forum but has anybody fitted vario pro to walls . I fixed up membrane today and going to cable tomorrow .
  • Hi, i wonder if anyone has had issues with underfloor heating escaping from area by kickboards, where the tile is cut to feet of units? Thanks in advance
  • Been asked to tile a floor, 20m over a sand and cement screed that's literally not been laid yet and they don't want to wait for 100+ days Has anyone used vario pro over a screed in this… Read more
  • Hi I am in the process of fitting a new En suite out and have recently bought a 2m2 heat mat with digital timer. So far I have chased through the walls, ran the electric feed to a fused spur (3A… Read more
  • Hi Guys, in my current bathroom job its been a late decision to have an electric underfloor heating mat. Its 18mm chipboard well screwed down and I've bought, cut and laid 6mm Hardiebacker but… Read more
  • Hi All, I'm finishing an extension off next week by installing a UFL heating system,I've done a few before but not for a while. I'm happy with everything,but I'd just like to ask peoples thoughts… Read more
  • Hi all, I'm hoping you can advise me on a few things. We have recently had underfloor heating installed. All was going well however whilst the builder was fitting the system, I noticed that he… Read more
  • Hi All, I'm new on here, just started advertising to do Tiling and quickly found myself in deep water. I'm a Carpenter/Joiner by trade, so over the years iv done tones of Kitchens and Bathrooms… Read more
  • I have a problem developing with tiles laid over water UFH in anhydrite screed. A few tiles are sounding hollow and are slowly becoming loose. The floor was 'scarified' using an orbital floor… Read more
  • Hello, I’m new to tiling and to forums so my apologies for both if there are any etiquette failures! I’ve scoured the internet and can’t find any tangible advice on tiling on over overfloor… Read more
  • 12m2 conservatory floor so ideally 11m2 mat. Would you bother with 2 mats or do you think 10m2 mat opened up a bit would suffice? Trav tiles so should heat up nicely.

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