Which flooring with underfloor heating?

[NotAnotherNewNappy]

We're installing underfloor heating in our new kitchen/diner/living room. It is a big L shape and I want the space to flow so it all feels joined up? What flooring would you go for? I don't really want ceramic tiles in the living room and DH is worried the UFH will knacker engineered wood. TIA.

[FluffyDucky]

No advice but watching! We've got ufh in our home, dry/electric, and will be getting new flooring the the bedroom!

[LadyKooKoo]

We were told that natural stone was the best for UFH so have opted for porcelain.

[Theorientcalf]

Have you thought about bamboo flooring? It's cheaper than wood and environmentally better. And certain types are made to go over underfloor heating.

[MissWing]

We're laying bamboo over underfloor next week.

[NK2d7e737aX124833c7de8]

We have open plan kitchen-living-dining room with engineered wood over UHF. Its great. I also didn't want tiles in living area and didn't want a change of flooring as it's all one room and I didn't want to break up the flow. We were recommended engineered wood and have no regrets. Speak to some suppliers and they will explain it to you.

[Bunbaker]

How is bamboo more environmentally friendly when you are depriving pandas of their natural habitat?

[NotCitrus]

We've gone for Amtico - hope it works ok...!

[Theorientcalf]

Bamboo is harvested in three years, rather than cutting down a 100 year old oak tree, which doing so still kills everything living in it.

[Bugsylugs]

We were advised not to use karndean or amtico if we are not having radiators as you can not heat them high enough.
Our dog sloshes water everywhere would that be a problem on wood with it swelling etc?