- Are there any particular rules to follow when laying flooring over underfloor heating and cooling systems?
- Acoustic insulation for people living below you:
- What is a solid floor?
- How do you evaluate the acoustic performance of an underlay?
- What is engineered flooring?
- How do you define a good floor?
- Why choose wood flooring?
- Where does the wood come from?
- What commitments do you give concerning the origins and traceability of your wood?
- Are my products guaranteed? (Panaget design guarantee)
- Does Panaget flooring contain formaldehyde or nanoparticles?
- What is the UPEC classification of Panaget floors? (Usage classification)
- How do you determine the resistance of varnished and oiled floors?
- Which accessories go with which floors?
- Can I install my own flooring?
- 2BECLIC glue-free floating installation
- Floating glued installation
- Glued installation
- Glued installation with self-profiled joint (“Boat deck”)
- Can I install flooring over underfloor heating and cooling systems?
- Can I lay flooring over a reversible underfloor heating system?
- Are expansion joints essential around the edges of a floor?
- How do I create a join between two floor coverings of different thicknesses?
- What kinds of underfloors are suitable for floating floors?
- Can I lay flooring over tiles?
- How do I minimize wastage when laying flooring?
Can I install flooring over underfloor heating and cooling systems?
Yes, under certain conditions.
Flooring should only be laid over low-temperature heating systems installed after 1990 and operating at a temperature of between 21°C and 24°C.
Based on our experience of manufacturing high-quality flooring, Panaget recommends using specific products in this type of situation.
Our specifications will help you to choose one that’s right for you.
- Installation on low-temperature heated flooring
- Laying on a reversible floor heating/cooling system
