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Under floor heating
Moved into a house and have just been told there is under floor heating in conservatory and was disconnected due to a leak.Does anyone know if this would be hard to fix?
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24-02-2009, 21:07
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Re: Under floor heating
If is is hot water underfloor heating you would need to dig up the floor to find the leak, assuming the leak is in the floor that is. Fixing it is easy. Finding it might not be
 Is it hot water or underfloor electric heating mat type?
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25-02-2009, 07:32
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Re: Under floor heating
Not sure which it is will have to have a look!!!
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