One feature that distinguishes underfloor heating in Cheltenham for screeding is the presence of a layer of insulation beneath the heating system, resulting in the screed ‘floating’ when laid. To guarantee a successful installation, both the liquid screed and the underfloor heating must be addressed together during the design stage.

If you are working on a construction project in Wiltshire there will come the point when you need to add a screed to the concrete flooring in order to have a flat and level surface upon which to lay the final floor surface, be that wood, tile, stone, carpet, or anything else.

When you stop to think about it, one of the parts of a building that is most likely to suffer from wear and tear is the floor or floors. We place heavy furniture and appliances on floors, and we walk on them constantly. Certainly, the outside of a roof and walls suffer from the weather, but even they do not get as much of a pounding as the floors.

At UK Screeds we are recognised as one of the foremost suppliers and installers of floor screeds and underfloor heating in the UK. Our head office is in Bampton in Oxfordshire, and we also have another one in London in the WC2 area.

UK Screeds are based in Bampton in Oxfordshire, and we supply the finest liquid screeds to any site within a radius of at least 150 miles and often further. So, if you need our liquid floor compound in Manchester, for example, we can help you.

Why do you need to use a screed on the floor of a new building? This is something that we are asked from time to time at UK Screeds as experts in floor preparation service in London. The answer is that if you want your floors to be flat and level, then you need a screed laid over the top of the concrete substrate before you lay the final flooring, whatever it may be.

Most new buildings in Manchester are being constructed with the installation of underfloor heating because of the many benefits it has compared to a radiator system. In fact, many people today consider radiators as very “last century” and indeed they are. They are by no means as efficient in heating a room or any other area as underfloor heating.

If you are thinking about installing underfloor heating in your home in London, you are not alone. There are numerous benefits, some of which many people are not aware of.

When you are constructing almost any sort of building, other, perhaps, than something such as a cowshed, it is a given that you need the flooring to be as flat and level as possible. If it is a cowshed, then you can just use the concrete base, but for most buildings it is necessary to add a screed, since concrete is never going to be flat enough to add the final flooring, whatever it may be.

We ensure that the concrete slab or block and beam floor has a damp-proof membrane installed above it. Before floor preparation in Warwick, any water pipes or electrical wires that need to be passed through the floor must be fastened to the ground in conduit. It is now simpler to install the flow and return pipes to the manifold, the wires to the boiler, and the room thermostats for the underfloor heating system.