Floor particleboards for underfloor heating

[Bastefallarn]

Do you mean that it's more work with sparse paneling than with chipboard?

It depends a bit on what kind of floor you want on top, but in my case, I'm going to lay chipboard anyway, so it feels like it would be almost as expensive and more work with sparse paneling underneath, as the wood for the sparse paneling also costs a fair amount. But there are other scenarios where sparse paneling works better.

 

[Nonas]

Hello,

Last month, I installed those milled chipboards for load-bearing floor construction. I bought mine from Termotech. It was super convenient; I just sent in a sketch with the room's measurements, and then I received back a drawing and all the calculated materials, complete and ready to install.

All in all, about 30 sqm with some angles and nooks with 3 of the walls being exterior walls, it cost around 17,000 something (more hose and denser milled boards are needed along exterior walls due to cold drafts, etc.). It included the DRAWING, hose, boards, sheet metal, shunt, 3-way distributor, and everything needed, plus delivery to the door—a complete package, in other words.

Just lay it down and then connect

 

[pulver]

..for all the answers and tips. Expensive it seems to be regardless. Crazy how well they charge for the discs, not to mention the turntables.

This is something for Byggmax or others to start manufacturing immediately.

Glespanel seems to be a good alternative but a bit less convenient.

/Peter