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PART 13 HOW TO FIT UNDERFLOOR HEATING, LAMINATE FLOOR AND SKIRTING BOARD TO YOUR GARDEN ROOM
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ต.ค. 2023
- Welcome back for Part 13 of the full Garden Room build! In today video we are explaining how to fit Underfloor Heating, Laminate and Skirting board to your Garden Room.
We hope this video helps and please let us know if you have any questions in the comments section.
Thanks for watching and we shall see you in Part 14.
Nice job and thanks for making the video. Just purchased electric mat and going to try this tomorrow on wooden flooring 😊
Nice job mate! You make it look simple.
What about a floor temperature sensor??
Floor suppliers here in Australia think the world is coming to an end if you mention floor heating with timber. We use thermostats with temperature limitation ability to keep them somewhat appeased. Mention the fact that the sun shining on the floor will make it more than 27°C, they will have all sorts of reasons why that is OK🤪
I was told to leave a gap for expansion with the subfloor stuff. He put it right upto the wall. ?
Would you be able to send a link to the underfloor heating product you bought? I have 31mm to use for the underlay, the heating mat and the laminate and i would like to know that is the thickness of the products that you use?
take it you use laminate as its cheaper engineered is much better for underfloor heating and more durable but good job anyway
Morning so do you need special flooring for the underfloor heating and also how cost-effective is it compare to an oil or electric radiator and does if give out as much heat?
It’s great. Just need the thin insulation boards to lay it on 👍
From experience, it's much more cost effective vs traditional heating systems. Set it on low around 18-19 degrees and leave it on all the time in rooms that you frequently occupy. The saving can be as much as 30% depending on the under floor system you use - they are all rated different for efficiency. The more efficient systems will cost more. The cheaper ones tend to use more electric.
The underfloor heating company have now stopped selling that foil heating mat that you used in this fantastic build.
Have you heard of any complaints from your customers saying it’s not efficient enough? I am just about to purchase some for my garden build.
Also, did you use Karndean rigid core flooring or a laminate flooring? I would appreciate some advice if you can 😊
Morning mate, quick question please; the underlay that you use - is it the XPS foam underlay or woodfibre (or neither)? Cheers! :)
Do not use XPS (foam) your tounge and grooves on the laminate will split (mines did) use the fibreboard, much better
How long does a job like this take for you? I’ve never used a screw driver before and want to tackle this 😂😂😂
Solo it can be built in 3 weeks. 15 working days with the correct tools.
What about gluing the edges of each plank. To stop gaps developing with underfloor heat expansion of the laminate planks?
No gaps develop. You don’t need to glue laminate as it is a click system and holds together.