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Flooring recommendations with UFH


HMD

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We have installed a wet UFH in all of downstairs and we’re really struggling with what type of flooring to get. 
 

We are a farmhouse with children and dogs so need something that can’t be easily damaged and doesn’t matter about getting wet. 
 

Does anyone have any recommendations? We are looking at wood effect porcelain tiles but I’m really worried it’ll look too fake….

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We have a mix of oak engineered, tiles and carpet.  Carpet somewhat kills the usefulness of UFH.

 

But what I may like, you could hate, you pay the money, so choose something that suits the house, your decor and your budget.  

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8 minutes ago, HMD said:

We have installed a wet UFH in all of downstairs and we’re really struggling with what type of flooring to get. 
 

We are a farmhouse with children and dogs so need something that can’t be easily damaged and doesn’t matter about getting wet. 
 

Does anyone have any recommendations? We are looking at wood effect porcelain tiles but I’m really worried it’ll look too fake….

I laid Italian Porcelain slats on our build 

Extremely hard wearing and works well with UFH

Most people think it wood 

We plan to use the same or similar on the next one 

 

 

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24 minutes ago, nod said:

I laid Italian Porcelain slats on our build 

Extremely hard wearing and works well with UFH

Most people think it wood 

We plan to use the same or similar on the next one 

 

 

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Apolgies on jumping in on this thread but @nod where did you get your Italian porcelain tiles from?

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We went with Poured Resin in our living space - love it and ideal for UFH

 

Similar to you, we're a farmhouse with children and dogs. Easy to clean, no grout lines or expansion gaps and seems to be lasting well after nearly 5 years.

 

 

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