When constructing or refurbishing a building in London there are many factors to take into consideration. The walls, the floor, the roof, all need to be perfect so that it can be used as intended and without any issues.

If you are constructing a building in Manchester, or for that matter anywhere else, it may well be that you are including underfloor heating. This has so many advantages over and above a radiator system that it is hard to know where to begin. Suffice it to say that, compared to underfloor heating, radiators are out of date – so “last century”.

When constructing a building you need to have a screed covering the subfloor so that the final flooring, whatever it may be, is as flat and level as possible. The traditional type of screed has long been a sand and cement screed in London, but today more and more people are opting for a liquid screed instead.

This is a fair question, because if you are engaged in any sort of building project or if you are installing underfloor heating in an existing building, you will need a screed, so it is a good idea to understand the differences.

If you are going to install underfloor heating, whether as a new project or in an existing building, it will need a screed to cover the system and produce a level surface on which to lay the final floor surface, whatever that may be.

Underfloor heating is being installed more and more in new buildings these days, as well as existing ones, because it has so many advantages over a radiator system. Not the least of these is that you get more space in a room because there are no radiators, and furthermore, with the best will in the world, you can hardly describe a radiator as attractive. Underfloor heating on a concrete floor is out of sight.

More and more people are having underfloor heating installed in their homes these days because it has so many benefits over and above an old-fashioned radiator system.

The success of any flooring project depends on producing a flat, even, and smooth surface. It is even more critical when planning to install a flat covering like stone or tile to the surface. Otherwise, it will look distorted and uneven, causing aesthetic and safety concerns.

Liquid screed applications are fast and affordable to execute. However, it is effortless to make mistakes during installation if you do not perform the proper techniques and strategies to ensure a flawless installation.  

Many homeowners request underfloor heating system installations as part of their home improvement projects. Underfloor heating systems do a far better job heating indoor environments than traditional radiator systems. More importantly, they are more energy efficient when used with a layer of liquid screed solution.