LAYING A UNDERFLOOR HEATING SYSTEM

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The temperature is about to rise! John and the team crack on with installing a Polypipe underfloor heating system. You'll get some exciting insights on how this intricate process is conducted... and the best bit, it only took just over a day! Once the pipes are laid into an intricate and neat order, it's time to bring in our good friends from RS Concrete to begin the screeding process.
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LAYING A UNDERFLOOR HEATING SYSTEM

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@benkimber8285 2 года назад

The second that guy got that measuring jog out to test how wet it was you knew it was going to be 👍🏻 love it when companies have passionate workers 👍🏻

@BuildWithAE 2 года назад

Hi Ben RS Concrete are absolutely awesome guys and company all the best Tony 👍

@mikebryan544 Год назад

Yeah that really came across

@johnosborne1977 2 года назад

You guys make this stuff look too easy. Amazing

@Ubi123 2 года назад

Superb job clean and tidy

@adrianwilding2912 2 года назад

Really satisfying to see a flowing screed go down. Well done boys, another stage ticked off the list!!

@qrogueuk 2 года назад

Drum and Bass, with builders at work 👍

@viankalobosvalenzuela7456 2 года назад

Excelente trabajo 👌👌👌👌 excelente equipo de profesionales 💯💯💯💯

@MMG_MoonManGuitar 2 года назад

Solid work guys!!!

@arbit3r Год назад

Slump calculation plate is a nice bit of kit.

@spatel3783 Год назад

awesome work, inspiring stuff!

@markashby9120 2 года назад

Nice job boy's 👏 tilers dream for laying on ,keep up the good work 👍

@utilitarian 2 года назад

So satisfying to watch.......

@PolypipeTrade 2 года назад

Great video guys! Fantastic looking install 👌

@BuildWithAE 2 года назад

Thank you! 👍

@projectlivesey5629 2 года назад

Awesome 👏

@wajopek2679 2 года назад

Fantastic. Be a job on digging that out one day......

@SteveAndAlexBuild 2 года назад

Amazing job guys , not often you see floors done this way with porridge 🥣. Mind you that stuff dries solid . Love the editing Tom 👌🏼. Sneaking a little cameo there too 😁😉🧱👍🏽

@jasonjaques9421 2 года назад

Looks great you need to invest in a pipe dolly makes life so much easier

@amazing451 2 года назад

Great looking screed, is there any particular reason you don't lay the UFH pipes under the sanitary fittings?

@BuildWithAE 2 года назад

Hi Kevin, We avoid the units, firstly because it's a waste to heat under them, and secondly, food stored in the units would spoil quicker if they were heated. Hope this helps. All the best, John 👷🏼‍♂️

@mikebryan544 Год назад

How deep was screed in this video? And was that specified or customer choice? Great video

@stevetheengineer 2 года назад

Fascinating job, when I see this in USA videos they do the whole floor, is there regs in UK about not under units?

@skiiddy 2 года назад

No regs. Its just a waste, no benefit having heating under kitchen cabinets.

@krakatoa16 2 года назад

What are the things that support the shape of the hose called? The Black strips that the flexi hose is laid into.

@Swwils 2 года назад

How much perimeter insulation was used?

@almusti 7 месяцев назад

Hi Tony, Brilliant video. Can I ask how thick does the screed need to be as it seems quite thick about 3 to 4 inches. Is that right? Is there a minimum depth as such. Many thanks.

@BuildWithAE 7 месяцев назад

You can down to 50mm but I prefer 75mm to 85mm it helps in preventing cracking all the best Tony

@benemsley6720 4 месяца назад

When you put the insulation down, did you put anything under it?? Or was it straight on to mud??

@BuildWithAE 4 месяца назад

DPM

@antonyporter5045 2 года назад

great video, how long b4 the screed is fully cured ?

@BuildWithAE 2 года назад

Hi Antony most screeds 1mm / day but always check tech sheet all the best Tony 👍

@RebelofIreland Год назад

Roughly what did the heating cost with the concrete?

@benblundell1479 Год назад

What’s the point in that black floor membrane if you are puncturing it with the pipe clips?

@AF-ew9zd 3 месяца назад

can I put top membrane over the pipes and not directly over insulation boards?

@BuildWithAE 3 месяца назад

@amazing451 2 года назад

In what looks to be a large area what length of pipe did you use here? Any tips on how you measured It out or was that worked out by the UFH supplier?

@BuildWithAE 2 года назад

Hi Kevin We only run to 80mtrs the pipe has measured meters on it Most of the time we measure the runs are self or you can get the design from who ever supplied the underfloor pipe All the best Tony

@amazing451 2 года назад

@@BuildWithAE Thanks Tony have a good week 😀

@Delta7ven Год назад

Hi guys, just a question, whats the maximum length of pipe can be used in an individual loop?

@BuildWithAE Год назад

Hi me personally I don’t like going past 80meters but everyone has there own take all the best Tony 👍

@Delta7ven Год назад

@@BuildWithAE Thank you very much mate, much appreciated

@0000kris0000 2 года назад

I find it crazy that they tamp it, you wouldn’t think it’d make any difference to such a wet mix. And how come those pipe clips don’t just puncture the polythene?

@joefowler9600 2 года назад

Its not completely self levelling, just a flowing screed. You have to set the disc on the tripods to the finish height using a laser level. You then move the gear around until its touching all the the discs on the tripods, at this point it should be fairly level. Then you give it a first pass with the dapple bar, pushing into the gear about 70% of the depth. Then working at right angle to the first pass, dapple a second and final pass just breaking the surface, this is really just putting a nice even finish on it. Its a good easy product, but you can still get it very wrong if you don't know what your doing. Also the pipe clips do puncture the polythene, but clips kind of cover the punctures. And its only a slip mat, not really a dpm.

@chrishughes997 Год назад

@@joefowler9600 I think there should be two layers, one underneath the insulation in contact with either the raw ground material or else the grading/gravel compacted. (slab on grade) there should be a poured 4" or 6" slab underneath all of this insulation. Layering of materials changes in renovations versus new builds, accounting for original ceiling heights and all existing door openings.

@Tony-InLosAngeles 2 года назад

Hey Pete

@NSResponder 2 года назад

Really surprised how wet that concrete mix is. Guess strength isn't much of an issue in this application, is it?

@tjcollins242 2 года назад

its floor screed not concrete!

@cl6387 2 года назад

Ive always wondered why people opt not to lay the UFH across the entire floor? Should they ever change the room plans from their current design it will leave cold spots on the floor? If anchoring something to the floor I see why you would avoid those spots due to possible damage to the pipe if driving in far enough.