Hi all,
After a bit of advice or better still would be a quote from regs. I would also like feedback if possible of what you as a plumber thinks should be the standards. Do you agree with them ?
We have a flooring forum and we also have input in BS standards for flooring. We also run a training centre with apprenticeships.
However with all the above we are lost on a few regs for Plumbers and the cross over to the flooring trade BLAH BLAH.
Right, im looking for this- (feedback and regs please)
1- What depth should pipes be burred in a concrete subfloor and what protection is needed ('if any', for gas and water)
2- A wooden subfloor- should only joists be notched? or is it o.k to notch out the actual floorboard also?
3- underfloor heating, what is the depth in a flooring screed/concrete that underfloor heating pipes should be laid (minimum depth from surface)
4- What is the maximum temperature (surface temp of subfloor) that underfloor heating (wet) should get to. I.e- 27c , 35c, 40c etc
Massive thanks for any help here
After a bit of advice or better still would be a quote from regs. I would also like feedback if possible of what you as a plumber thinks should be the standards. Do you agree with them ?
We have a flooring forum and we also have input in BS standards for flooring. We also run a training centre with apprenticeships.
However with all the above we are lost on a few regs for Plumbers and the cross over to the flooring trade BLAH BLAH.
Right, im looking for this- (feedback and regs please)
1- What depth should pipes be burred in a concrete subfloor and what protection is needed ('if any', for gas and water)
2- A wooden subfloor- should only joists be notched? or is it o.k to notch out the actual floorboard also?
3- underfloor heating, what is the depth in a flooring screed/concrete that underfloor heating pipes should be laid (minimum depth from surface)
4- What is the maximum temperature (surface temp of subfloor) that underfloor heating (wet) should get to. I.e- 27c , 35c, 40c etc
Massive thanks for any help here