Installing spiral staircase on underfloor heating

[Sannelu]

Just bought a house where there's underfloor heating throughout the ground floor. Now I'm about to install a staircase and am considering a spiral staircase. The previous owner has no drawings of where the loops are, making it difficult to drill the base into the floor. Any tips on what I can do to secure the staircase? I've been wondering if it might be possible to glue it instead of drilling. Anyone with tips/experience with that? Also looking for tips on how I might locate the loops in the floor if it's not possible to secure it without drilling in the base.

Thanks in advance

 

[Lulaua]

Thermal camera.

 

[Installation]

Just bought a house with underfloor heating throughout the ground floor. Now looking to install a staircase and considering a spiral staircase. The previous owner doesn't have any diagrams showing how the loops are laid, making it difficult to drill the foot into the floor.
Any tips on what I can do to secure the staircase?
I have considered if it's possible to glue it instead of drilling. Anyone with tips/experience from the same?
I would also appreciate tips on how I might locate the loops in the floor if it turns out I can't secure it without writing at the bottom.

Thanks in advance

Gluing works just fine. What kind of floor is it? Otherwise, as mentioned above, a thermal camera is good. It also works in the summer if you change the setpoint on the heating curve for waterborne or on the room regulator for electric.

 

[Sannelu]

It is natural stone and a laminate floor (still not entirely clear which floor the staircase will end up with). The laminate floor is the kind used commercially at train stations, etc. If it matters.

Gluing works perfectly. What kind of floor is it? Otherwise, as mentioned above, a thermal camera is good. It also works in the summer if you change the setpoint on the heat curve for waterborne or in the room controller for electric.

Gluing works perfectly. What kind of floor is it? Otherwise, as mentioned above, a thermal camera is good. It also works in the summer if you change the setpoint on the heat curve for waterborne or in the room controller for electric.

 

[Installation]

It is natural stone and a laminate floor (not entirely sure which floor the stair will have yet.) The laminate floor is of the kind used commercially at train stations etc. If it matters.

Then just glue it.