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  1. So I have had UFH installed, and unfortunately because of the layout of the room, the pipes go into a store cupboard where the manifold is. The thing is, I want to use the rest of this store cupboard to store foodstuff, so I don't want it to get hot in there. It is only a small area, about 1m x 1.5m. Can I use some kind of heat reflecting material to keep the heat out of this space?
  2. Hi - I'm extending my kitchen/diner and want to install UFH. Its extending by 50%, so will have half existing concrete floor and half new floor. The floor in the new bit is yet to be done. The cost of digging out the existing floor is a LOT - I'd like to avoid this if i can. A couple of companies I've seen advertised lay UFH into existing concrete floors by cutting channels and laying the pipe inside. The house was built in 2002, so the existing floor (should) be reasonably well insulated. Example companies: https://www.outsourcedenergy.co.uk/in-cut-underfloor-heating/ and https://www.jk-gb.com/jk-in-ground-ufh.php Has anyone had any experience of this method?
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