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What insulation is required?

So long as you meet the Building Regulations for floor insulation (and for other areas of the house), we are happy. The type of insulation is your choice. Floor insulation thickness details for your building can usually be obtained from your architect.

How much floor height does it take up/screed thickness?

A solid floor system, standard screed, requires a minimum of 70mm above the insulation. The minimum height for Battened and Floating Systems is 50mm.

Does it work with wood floors?

Many systems with wood floors have been installed and very successfully too. The timber must be kiln dried to 8-10% moisture content and the floor surface temperature should not exceed 27 ° C. Large, rapid changes in temperature should be avoided.

Are carpets OK?

There is a maximum tog rating for carpet and underlay of 1.5 tog

Are there recommended floor finish thicknesses?

Timber is OK up to 25mm; for ceramics and stone there isn't a maximum as such, but increasing thickness may reduce response times.

 
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