A-Z of DIY & Building Guides How to Heat Your Home

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1. i would recommend warm up underfloor heating as well as products by the underfloor heating store, they give a lifetime warranty and are great value. www.theunderfloorheatingstore.com

   Posted by michael on 28/10/2009 16:47:29

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2. I would definitely recommend Speedheat underfloor heating! Customer service has been fantastic, and it is an outstanding product. Well done!!!

   Posted by Neilo on 27/10/2009 20:11:13

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3. hi vicky i would recommend warmup underfloor heating, they can give you an idea of how much it will cost to run. as well as have a range of products at reasonable prices.

   Posted by kahn on 14/09/2009 10:32:41

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4. I got my underfloor heating from Duston Electrical. They have a whole lot of info on there site http://www.dustonelectrical.co.uk/brands/Warmup/3320273866 . They sell the Warmup brand.

   Posted by kp on 02/07/2009 15:01:21

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5. i'm having underfloor heating on first floor, running between the joists , what are my options on floor coverings ie solid wood, engineered and so on gratefull for any advice

   Posted by dewi on 18/05/2009 20:41:31

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6. We are deliberating over installing an electric underfloor heating system in our newly refurbished kitchen/diner of around 37 sq.m. The sub-floor is wood, and we do have radiators already installed. We just want the chill to be taken off the floor in winter but are terified that we'll spend several hundred pounds on buying the heating mats and installing them, and then will end up not using them because of rocketing electric bills. Please advise, anyone,just how horrendously expensive should we expect it to be?

   Posted by vicky on 04/05/2009 08:22:44

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