attached is the ground floor plan of my house. some of it suspended timber floor and some is concrete floor. we have decided to install under floor heating system. can someone please let me know the best position to fit the manifold. I am hoping to use one manifold.
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If you can get away with one manifold then it'll need to be central, such as where I've drawn a red line/splodge
I really think you'd be much better off with two though. If you're going to go to the expense of UFH, it's better to do it once and do it right
I really think you'd be much better off with two though. If you're going to go to the expense of UFH, it's better to do it once and do it right
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For that size property only use 1 manifold. It’s way too small to use 2 manifolds.
Ideally in the centre of the house but you could put under the stairs. Any flow and return sections from the manifold to the specific room should have a corrugated sleeve slid over to stop heating along its route, and through each door way to stop problems with expansion.
I have used many companies but have found the Uponor and Maincor manifolds to be the most reliable and durable.
One of the cheapest places for the mlcp pipe is wundatrade. Buy it in 500m coils. Saves you a fortune as you have far less waste. Max loop length stay below 120m. Set pipework at 200mm centres unless you have higher heat loss then drop to 150mm centres.
Ideally in the centre of the house but you could put under the stairs. Any flow and return sections from the manifold to the specific room should have a corrugated sleeve slid over to stop heating along its route, and through each door way to stop problems with expansion.
I have used many companies but have found the Uponor and Maincor manifolds to be the most reliable and durable.
One of the cheapest places for the mlcp pipe is wundatrade. Buy it in 500m coils. Saves you a fortune as you have far less waste. Max loop length stay below 120m. Set pipework at 200mm centres unless you have higher heat loss then drop to 150mm centres.
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