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Underfloor heating on joists

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peevy69 | 09:31 Thu 02nd Apr 2009 | Home & Garden
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I am putting underfloor heating (geothermal fed) on the first floor of my new build . The floor is supported by wooden joists,Has anyone any views on what works best? I don't want to cut the joists.
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You can run the pipework between the joists, but unless you have a suspended ceiling downstairs, you're going to have to notch the joists to install lateral connections in the pipework. Some other advice here.
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