Hello.
In a few weeks, our plumber will connect GV on our upper floor, and at the same time, we will cast and screed the bathroom. Is there anything we need to consider, what's swirling in my head includes:
- Need for reinforcement?
- Should I cast when GV has been pressure tested with air or when the water is connected, or does it not matter?
- Any specific screed to use when you have waterborne underfloor heating?
The bathroom is just over 5 sqm, and the substrate will be floor chipboard - 12mm embedded coils - waterproofing - tile
Thanks in advance
In a few weeks, our plumber will connect GV on our upper floor, and at the same time, we will cast and screed the bathroom. Is there anything we need to consider, what's swirling in my head includes:
- Need for reinforcement?
- Should I cast when GV has been pressure tested with air or when the water is connected, or does it not matter?
- Any specific screed to use when you have waterborne underfloor heating?
The bathroom is just over 5 sqm, and the substrate will be floor chipboard - 12mm embedded coils - waterproofing - tile
Thanks in advance
U
Utsliten och utdömd
Building conservationist
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Root net should lie at the bottom, attached/stapled to the chipboard.
Make sure to fasten the hose securely so it doesn't float up.
Test with water pressure; if the hose gets a hole during this time, it's more visible if it is filled with water.
Make sure to fasten the hose securely so it doesn't float up.
Test with water pressure; if the hose gets a hole during this time, it's more visible if it is filled with water.