Hi

Can anyone give me recommendations / experiences with regards to electric
underfloor heating.

We are going to have ceramic tiles laid through our kitchen/diner (approx 15
Sq M) and would also like to get the underfloor heating fiited at the same
time.  I understand that recent regs stipulate that this has to be carried
out by a suitably qualified professional but am looking for some pointers as
to the actual product that anyone has had experience with, and any
indicative costs.

Many thanks for any help

Pete

I've recently fitted electric underfloor heating in my bathroom. I used 
warmup - www. warmup.co.uk
There are a number of other manufacturers which I can't comment on but I'm 
happy with this one. The type I used was a single wire rather than a mat but 
it's quite straighforward to lay. I layed mine on a tilbacker board which 
has the advantage of most of the heat goes into the tile rather than half 
going into the floor which speeds up heating time aswell as saving on costs.
There are floor area calculation and cost charts on the website.

"Pete" <peter,cutts@NOTTHISBITfreeuk.com> wrote in message 
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> Hi
>
> Can anyone give me recommendations / experiences with regards to electric
> underfloor heating.
>
> We are going to have ceramic tiles laid through our kitchen/diner (approx 
> 15
> Sq M) and would also like to get the underfloor heating fiited at the same
> time.  I understand that recent regs stipulate that this has to be carried
> out by a suitably qualified professional but am looking for some pointers 
> as
> to the actual product that anyone has had experience with, and any
> indicative costs.
>
> Many thanks for any help
>
> Pete
>
> 

Cheers Paul, I'll take a look.

Anyone any other suggestions?

Pete

"Paul Saunders"  wrote in message
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> I've recently fitted electric underfloor heating in my bathroom. I used
> warmup - www. warmup.co.uk
> There are a number of other manufacturers which I can't comment on but I'm
> happy with this one. The type I used was a single wire rather than a mat
but
> it's quite straighforward to lay. I layed mine on a tilbacker board which
> has the advantage of most of the heat goes into the tile rather than half
> going into the floor which speeds up heating time aswell as saving on
costs.
> There are floor area calculation and cost charts on the website.
>
> "Pete" <peter,cutts@NOTTHISBITfreeuk.com> wrote in message
> news:1tjXd.16501$y25.10780@fe3.news.blueyonder.co.uk...
> > Hi
> >
> > Can anyone give me recommendations / experiences with regards to
electric
> > underfloor heating.
> >
> > We are going to have ceramic tiles laid through our kitchen/diner
(approx
> > 15
> > Sq M) and would also like to get the underfloor heating fiited at the
same
> > time.  I understand that recent regs stipulate that this has to be
carried
> > out by a suitably qualified professional but am looking for some
pointers
> > as
> > to the actual product that anyone has had experience with, and any
> > indicative costs.
> >
> > Many thanks for any help
> >
> > Pete
> >
> >
>
>

I used this stuff in a conservatory.

http://www.cjelectrical.co.uk/products/devimat_100.asp

Easy to lay, bought from these guys as well.

HTH

John.