ᐅ Floor construction in a renovation project with a clay ceiling / wooden beam ceiling and underfloor heating
Created on: 16 Apr 2018 10:41
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christin_11616 Apr 2018 10:41Hello everyone,
I am renovating an old, partially timber-framed house. As a young woman with little practical experience, I am grateful for any advice.
I have removed part of the clay ceilings to gain additional build-up height. The situation now looks like in the attached pictures, from above and below.
All the resulting holes have been patched. The structural requirements only allow for underfloor heating with a dry screed, so the build-up height should be kept as low as possible.
I was advised by friends to:
Level the floor with a leveling aggregate, install 25 mm (1 inch) OSB boards over it, add 8 mm (0.3 inch) impact sound insulation, then underfloor heating and dry screed, or alternatively use a 20 mm (0.8 inch) cement screed.
Do you think this is a good solution? Could I use thinner OSB boards to save a few millimeters? If I level the floor beforehand myself, could I also install the dry screed panels on my own?
I am renovating an old, partially timber-framed house. As a young woman with little practical experience, I am grateful for any advice.
I have removed part of the clay ceilings to gain additional build-up height. The situation now looks like in the attached pictures, from above and below.
All the resulting holes have been patched. The structural requirements only allow for underfloor heating with a dry screed, so the build-up height should be kept as low as possible.
I was advised by friends to:
Level the floor with a leveling aggregate, install 25 mm (1 inch) OSB boards over it, add 8 mm (0.3 inch) impact sound insulation, then underfloor heating and dry screed, or alternatively use a 20 mm (0.8 inch) cement screed.
Do you think this is a good solution? Could I use thinner OSB boards to save a few millimeters? If I level the floor beforehand myself, could I also install the dry screed panels on my own?
christin_116 schrieb:
I have now removed part of the clay ceilings to gain additional construction height. Unfortunately, I can't quite follow that.
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christin_11617 Apr 2018 09:22That wasn’t intentional; I just can’t figure out where I could delete one of the threads. :-)
I’ll keep looking.
This cross battens are still in place at the moment. Below them, there were more battens that have been removed. This has somewhat affected the stability, but I would still like to try it with thinner panels.
I’ll keep looking.
11ant schrieb:
I’m afraid I don’t quite follow.
This cross battens are still in place at the moment. Below them, there were more battens that have been removed. This has somewhat affected the stability, but I would still like to try it with thinner panels.
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