zim Posted February 11 Posted February 11 (edited) Hi, I wish to change our current suspended floor to a solid floor which is insulated and incorporates wet UFH. I’ve ripped up a small toilet room to have a look and have found that we have about 4” of oversite concrete then a 200mm air gap with 200mm joist. Finished floor is about 420 above the concrete. There is a DPM below the concrete coming up to below the joist. So how am I best getting a solid floor in there with the same finish height? There is about 130 sq m in total. Could I put : a layer of binding sand on the current concrete DPM +/- 100mm of concrete +/- 200mm insulation DPM Screed The 2 things that I’m curious about are: 1. Making sure I don’t start a damp problem! 2. Can I lay a slab over the oversite? Thanks Edited February 11 by zim
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