Ceiling height too low - lower the room

There are also retrofit systems for underfloor heating that only require a few centimeters of installation height.

But it's bad if the heat from the underfloor heating goes deep into the more or less uninsulated floor slab.

You're right, it's stupid without insulation. There's probably no basement underneath. Our construction is on top of a ground slab with insulation and underfloor heating and flooring about 12 cm.

No, there is no basement underneath. You basically cannot lower the room without professional help?

No, there is no basement underneath. Basically, you can't lower the room without professional help?

No. That also has structural implications if you want to remove the foundation. Also, 35 cm is probably more than your entire floor slab. With professional help, it is also an expensive endeavor. Take a look at the Actifloor website. That might be something.

No. There are also static influences if you want to remove the foundation. Also, 35cm is probably more than your entire floor slab. With professional help, it’s also an expensive game. Take a look at the Actifloor website. That might be something.

Hello and thank you. One problem is the underfloor heating and the other problem is the insulation below. Even if we were to leave out the underfloor heating, we would still have to insulate the floor, and then the build-up would also be too high, or would 10cm that we remove from the floor be unproblematic?

Build the heating into the wall.