ProWarm Water Underfloor Heating Installation - Dry Sand & Cement Method

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  • čas přidán 4. 09. 2024

Komentáře • 7

  • @wojciechowskii88
    @wojciechowskii88 Před 4 lety +1

    this is joke

  • @InAirWing
    @InAirWing Před 6 lety

    total rabish! 1-pipe layered wrong way! 2nd joist has to be protected from cement!
    If you chose this way you have to put some membrane on joist sides theres be contacts with cement. warm floor expanding .
    if you do pipe work like this video shows, your room all the time one side be warme other colder.

    • @mikeheasman2594
      @mikeheasman2594 Před rokem +1

      Interested why wood needs protecting from cement as my house has got various timbers in contact with it.

    • @InAirWing
      @InAirWing Před rokem

      @@mikeheasman2594 good luck with this.

    • @mikeheasman2594
      @mikeheasman2594 Před rokem

      @@InAirWing
      Seems to be lasting as the house is 121 years old.

    • @InAirWing
      @InAirWing Před rokem

      @@mikeheasman2594 it means its no cement. only sand or clay or :)

    • @mikeheasman2594
      @mikeheasman2594 Před rokem +1

      @@InAirWing
      Lintels above Windows, built into brickwork and wall plate at top of walls to support roof, bedded on morta. Bedding wall plates on morta (sand and cement) for roof trusses to sit on is common practise on new builds in the uk.