Dr Hix
2018-11-18 12:11:10
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If you have worse values, it just takes longer until you feel the warmth in the room.
However, you also need slightly higher flow temperatures to reach the desired room temperature. With wood, you therefore also have higher heating costs compared to tiles.
What do you mean by gap formation? Regarding the 3 layers, we would be talking about joints in the cross-section; at least I have never heard of that?! However, if we are talking about joints in the visible top layer, as far as I know, this is acceptable within certain tolerances (a few mm). Anything beyond that should be a case for the warranty.