Flooring for Which Room / Ideas & Tips

Poor thermal conduction because cork insulates.

Wood also conducts poorly. That is why nowadays there are cork and parquet specifically for underfloor heating. There is no need to be afraid.

... (on wooden substructure.. not glued). Our grandchildren like to romp around inside the house. ...

Here is a picture from the construction period..

Hello ,
is there anywhere I can read about how you implemented your heating?
Wall or ceiling heating? I can't see any underfloor heating here
If it hasn't been mentioned anywhere yet, would you like to reveal it? I want a floor like that too and my building services planner "warns me"
about significantly increased effort, especially in terms of costs.

Hello superzapp, we have installed completely normal radiators in the rooms with wooden floors. See photo. Only the tiled rooms have underfloor heating.

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Great, thanks for the info. It looks very cozy. Unfortunately, I don’t have that much space. Did integrating normal radiators cause any problems for the heating engineer because of the required higher flow temperature?

Did the installation of normal radiators not cause the heating technician any problems?

Hardly for the heating technician, that's his daily bread. More for the piggy bank.