Elemtnhus -67 underfloor heating floore

[Toneey]

Hi, has anyone installed underfloor heating in a prefabricated house with the weird floor structure?

I'm planning to install underfloor heating with tiles in the hall, a total of 6 sqm.

But I don't want it to build up too much in height.

Currently, there's a cork-plastic mat with a 3.5mm plywood directly on the elements in the floor.

I was thinking of removing that and then laying floore underfloor heating boards (cell plastic) directly on the elements, and then adhesive and tiles on top. Apparently, you can do that with floore's underfloor heating. But do you think it's enough for the load-bearing capacity of the elements so that the joints won't crack?

I would prefer not to install a gypsum board as that would add another 12.5mm to the floor height.

Has anyone done something like this?
Best regards/Tony

 

[annagronv]

Hello!
We are considering doing the same thing but unsure if it will work. Did you succeed?

 

[KJD]

Hi!
We're thinking of doing the same thing but unsure if it works. Did you succeed?

Any experiences from Floore and tiles directly?

 

[Chr3]

Hello, has anyone installed underfloor heating in a radiator house with the strange floor joist structure?

I'm planning to install underfloor heating in the hall with tiles, a total of 6 sqm.

But I don't want it to increase the floor height too much.

Currently, there is a korkoplast mat with a 3.5mm plywood directly on the elements in the floor.

I'm thinking of removing it and then laying floore underfloor heating boards (cellplast) directly on the elements and then adhesive and tiles on top. Apparently, you can do this with floore's underfloor heating. But do you think it's sufficient for the bearing capacity in the elements so that the joints don't crack?

I would prefer not to install a gypsum board because it would add another 12.5mm to the floor height.

Has anyone done something like this?
Best/Tony

how did it go with the floor? Please share. -and the usual photos, of course

 

[Toneey]

Hi! Well, they worked fine for me, though one tile in a corner came loose, but I think it was poorly glued. inserted 2 boards in the basement ceiling as in the picture.

 

[Toneey]

how did it go with the floor? Please tell. -and the usual photos, of course

Which photos do you mean now?

 

[Toneey]

 

[Chr3]

Which photos do you mean now?

pictures from before/(during/)after the work, if you have any. So the rest of us can feel lazy for doing nothing...

 

[Chr3]

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Nice!

have you done all the work on your own? Now I'm getting performance anxiety.

 

[Toneey]

 

[Toneey]

Yes, everything except the tiles put another for me.

 

[Chr3]

So nice! Good with the shelf (which hides the pipes?)

 

[Toneey]

Thank you so much!
Working on the kitchen now

 

[Toneey]

So nice! Good with the shelf (that hides the pipes?)

Yes, it hides the pump for the underfloor heating. I thought it would be practical so they wouldn't be visible and also serve as a kind of bench. Same tiles on the top as on the floor.

 

[henche]

Does it matter if you install waterborne floor heating "in the middle of" a radiator circuit that then continues to other radiators? I'm interested in doing something similar in our hall at some point in the future but probably keeping the radiator as well.

I understand that a shunt and pump are needed (anything more or less?).