ypg
2014-12-29 20:27:27
- #1
Thanks for your answers
: can you install a 100 pipe in the ceiling/floor? You also need some space for the screed.
Supply lines don't have a diameter of 100 :)
This is how it can look:
Nothing goes into the walls!
My floor plan is (almost) ready, now I need your help :-)
- Erstellt am 2014-12-29 14:44:53
Supply lines don't have a diameter of 100 :)
This is how it can look:
Nothing goes into the walls!
cheakyboy
2014-12-29 20:34:38
- #2
Axis, ok thanks, I was just thinking about the sewage pipes. Is the insulation simply blocked off for the underfloor heating? And laid over that?
ypg
2014-12-29 20:38:24
- #3
FB??? ...
cheakyboy
2014-12-29 20:42:42
- #4
Underfloor heating
ypg
2014-12-29 21:16:08
- #5
You probably swallowed the H in underfloor heating ;)
Our insulation consists of two parts of Styrofoam: one goes up to the top of the pipes, then a thinner one goes on top. We assume this is common practice.
If anyone has something else to report, they’ll speak up :)
Our insulation consists of two parts of Styrofoam: one goes up to the top of the pipes, then a thinner one goes on top. We assume this is common practice.
If anyone has something else to report, they’ll speak up :)
Manu1976
2014-12-29 21:21:03
- #6
I sent you a few pictures. I just don’t want to publish them because it’s officially no longer our bathroom.