Underfloor heating and low ceiling challenge

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We're having a new kitchen fitted and have knocked a wall down to make a larger room. The RSJ is now in place and an already low ceiling is now around 1900mm from base of RSJ to current floating floor. We never envisaged it being so big!

We have bought wet under floor heating and now concerned that the further 60mm loss from that, tiles and plaster board over RSJ will make it far too low.

Options are:
1 Proceed and have only 1800mm height
2 Install electric under floor - have concerns over long term costs and ability of this solution to deliver adequate heat
3 Find a way of taking existing floating floor up and laying ultra thin insulation and continue with either underfloor heating solution (wet or electric)

Does anyone have any advice on what options we have, best solution, other options

Many thanks
 
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I had one of those in a small flat kitchen and it was the nuts.. 5 minutes of running made the kitchen the warmest place in the flat regardless of weather..
 

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