fracoon
2021-02-04 10:08:29
- #1
Hello everyone,
I have a question regarding our single-family house and hope there are experts who can give me advice.
We are planning a ceiling heating.
Reasons:
- Cooling possible
- Ceiling is going to be suspended anyway.
- Avoidance of screed (more ecological and no drying time)
- More flexible choice of flooring.
Is it possible/sensible to attach a cross battens directly on the basement ceiling (concrete) and directly screw a plank floor onto it?
Insulation made of wood fiber could then be directly inserted into the battens?!
Do the battens have to be screwed to the concrete floor? Or do you only screw the second layer of battens onto the first?
I have a question regarding our single-family house and hope there are experts who can give me advice.
We are planning a ceiling heating.
Reasons:
- Cooling possible
- Ceiling is going to be suspended anyway.
- Avoidance of screed (more ecological and no drying time)
- More flexible choice of flooring.
Is it possible/sensible to attach a cross battens directly on the basement ceiling (concrete) and directly screw a plank floor onto it?
Insulation made of wood fiber could then be directly inserted into the battens?!
Do the battens have to be screwed to the concrete floor? Or do you only screw the second layer of battens onto the first?