Our client has demolished his old kitchen in a Victorian house, lowered the floor by 3 feet, removed three walls and a utility room and WC, and is in the process of building a new ultra modern kitchen.
This is an interim post, which will be updated to show the finished job in due course.
We have just removed the old Glowworm boiler from the utility room, and fitted a new Worcester-Bosch 40CDi conventional in the cellar.
This Saturday, we completed the first phase of the underfloor heating, ready for the building contractor to lay the screed on Monday. We’ve used the Nu-Heat system, and it will comprise 3 zones, each of which will have timed programmable control. The floor will be a mixture of solid screeded (shown here) and suspended flooring. The floor finish will be a green slate from a quarry in the Lake District, specially produced for the job and not available in the shops!
This is one of two underfloor installations we have underway this week, we will post more details over the next few weeks.
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