We are renovating an auxiliary area consisting of a room and a space where there is currently a shower and sauna. The shower/sauna area will become a shower and toilet, and the room will be a place for the kids to hang out with friends.
Currently, the floor has tiles. I don't know if it's moisture-permeable. These can be removed and the floor raised. Or leave them and lay new flooring on top?
We were considering ventilating the floors and installing water-based underfloor heating and tiles/parquet. Then we would need to have the heat on year-round to avoid reverse moisture migration, right? Expensive!
If we skip the underfloor heating, what should we choose to ensure it doesn't get too cold?
Selma
Currently, the floor has tiles. I don't know if it's moisture-permeable. These can be removed and the floor raised. Or leave them and lay new flooring on top?
We were considering ventilating the floors and installing water-based underfloor heating and tiles/parquet. Then we would need to have the heat on year-round to avoid reverse moisture migration, right? Expensive!
If we skip the underfloor heating, what should we choose to ensure it doesn't get too cold?
Selma