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What about anhydrite screed, at 45mm?

Neither, I was planning on laying the UFH and screed above.

Based on the plans above the main living space loop is 108m, if I reduce the pipe spacing I would need to split the loop into two. I appreciate the screed depth is thin, what screed depth would be recommended? I plan to use castellated panels to run the pipe.

Hello, Currenly doing an extension and renovation of a 1930s semi detached house in South Manchester. I’m not a plumber or tradesman and have come up with the attached plan by research, dangerous I know! 5 Zones UFH Living/dining room Kitchen Utility Sitting room Hall The majority of the house is suspended wooden floors with a void approx 500mm, the extension which includes kitchen, utility, part of the hall and dining area is concrete. The concrete areas have 100mm of kingspan embedded within, I was planning on fitting 100mm kingspan between the joists below the floorboards, the 250mm kingspan over the top of everything, 16mm UFH pipe then wet screed approx 35mm. The majority of pipe is laid at 200mm centres, all zones will be controlled using Heatmiser NeoStats. In the living and sitting room we will have gas fires. Upstairs will be radiators in most rooms, I was planning on using a manifold to create separate zones for these rooms and installling electric UFH in the bathrooms, don’t have the height to run wet UFH. I’ve attached my pipe layout plan, your thoughts would be appreciated.

Here’s the elevations

We got plans drawn up by an architect, I then copied them into Viso so I could plan UFH and furniture etc.. I could spend hours messing with layouts ? We’re living in a rented house around the corner, absolutely no way my pregnant partner could live in it. Hoping to move in early August, it won’t be completely finished but fingers crossed we’ll have running water and somewhere to cook.

Hello, I’ve been browsing the forum for a week or two thought it would be a good place to get advice and maybe share some of my experiences. I’m coming of the back of a full chalet renovation in North Wales, I’ve done most of the work except electrics and plastering. I have a few ‘little’ jobs to finish then I can enjoy it. I’m also 5 weeks into a full house renovation, 1930 semi that’s having a two story side and single story rear extension. All that and I’m expecting my first child in 4 weeks!!!!! House Chalet