Lay tiles on the underfloor heating
Laying tiles on underfloor heating is not much more difficult than normal laying. Only special materials have to be processed. The following method of laying assumes that the subfloor is a heated screed.
A heating screed is then applied when the Underfloor heating is a heating operated with warm water. This is a pouring screed that is only lightly sanded after it has dried. When this is dusted off, you can start heating your underfloor Tiles relocate.
Laying tiles on the underfloor heating requires special materials
- Since substrates work with thermal fluctuations, the required tile adhesive and the grout must be plastic-coated. This gives it flexibility. This is the only way to ensure that the installation can be carried out successfully.
- The underfloor heating must also be switched off one day before laying and must not be switched on again until one week after laying at the earliest.
Lay the tiles as usual
- You can make your work easier by first marking the course of the laying on the floor.
- When laying the tiles, always work in sections and only apply as much tile adhesive as you can cover within about 15 minutes. Apply the tile adhesive with a suitable notched trowel.
- Always work with tile spacers to ensure the exact spacing of the tiles.
- After the tiles have been laid, let them dry for a day. Then apply the grout using a rubber spatula. This should also dry out for a day.
- As a conclusion, you should now mount skirting boards - or attach a border made of tile strips.
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Now your tiles have been laid on the underfloor heating and are ready for use.
