ufh

Hi all, I've been using this forum for many years now and found it particularly helpful. I'm now facing an interesting challenge and I'm getting a bit of conflicting advice so thought to tap into the diynot community more directly this time. I currently have a regular boiler with a vented hot...

We are embarking on a refit of our ground floor kitchen/lounge and would like to install electric underfloor heating. Any assistance on the considerations would be great. -Large 4ft ventilated subfloor cavity ;wooden joists; chipboard subfloor. Thinking we might use 100mm polystyrene insulation...

Am considering fitting the Vaillant weather compensator, the logic behind it makes sense to me but not sure if we have the right setup for it to work properly. Existing system is: 637 Plus system boiler UniStor cylinder Zone 1 - Radiators (upstairs & downstairs) with Honeywell room stat Zone 2...

I have UFH downstairs and Rads upstairs. The CH out from the boiler goes through a Y Splitter and I then have a 2-port motorised valve on each CH circuit, one leads to the upstairs CH rads and is all controlled via one thermostat, the other goes downstairs where it meets the UFH manifold...

Hi folks, I have looked for an answer to this but not come up with anything... maybe some experienced people will be able to advise. I am installing an 8-zone underfloor heating system, with a thermal actuator on each zone. I have a wiring centre that will open the relevant actuator when there...

Hi Have installed an Emetti UFH system under Agilia A screed. Two zones, 3 loops (one large kitchen for 2 loops and one utility for one loop) in a refurbishment/extension. Loops 1&2 kitchen, Loop 3 utility. It has been running for ten days now, I started at 20 C and raised to 55 C by 5 per...

Hi. (First post, so go easy on me ;)). We live in a 1930's terraced house and are planning to do some major renovations to our downstairs in the spring. I've had at the back of my mind installing wet UFH for some time (leaving the radiators upstairs), but have a few complications that I'd...