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engineered flooring with wet under floor heating

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PhoebeLaura · 12/12/2011 10:05

Does anyone know if there is a maximum depth of board suitable for use with wet UFH? I've found a 21mm one I like but some websites suggest this is too deep to allow heat through. Anyone got any experience with this? I'm getting so many different answers when I google it...

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IWantSantasNewToyInMyStocking · 14/12/2011 17:36

I think that does sound too thick, the problem with the engineered boards is that they don't transfer the heat as well as something like tiles. I would have a word with the manufacturer of the underfloor heating system (there is usually a technical department who are used to answering these sort of questions) and see what they say.

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