insulation under tiles

Hi All, Bit of a lurker but thought this would be the best place to ask the questions. Our old (1865) house has a loft room that has always been a room ( i suspect it was servant quarters once). The room now has stairs direct into the room. The room itself has a pitched apex roof with 5ft dwarf...

Morning all, I'm refurbing a ~100yr old house and currently doing the kitchen. It sits on a ~250mm (9'') concrete slab and gets a bit nippy in there so I want to insulate it. Problem is the height of the room is just 2.2m so height is an issue. Any ideas how I can insulate the floor with minimal...

Hi. Going to be tiling the downstairs of the house. Have a screeded concrete floor that looks pretty level (haven't checked it yet, but no majour bumps or dips). I was going to put down some self levelling before tiling, only because I thought it might make for an easier job and a better finish...

We have a loft conversion in our 1930's house and the very bottoms of the eaves have cupboards in them for storage. These are deceptively large but the problem that we have is because the house is so old there is no lining under the tiles, the motor is deteriorating and there is a good amount...

Hi All, Sorry if this subject has already been covered, but I'm hoping to bump into someone on here who has quoted to install 6mm insulation boards onto concrete prior to putting down heat mat. I have plenty of experience with tiling as I renovate bathrooms for a living, but this is the first...

My15 yr old bathroom has 5 tiles cracked in two lines over the feed pipes to a radiator and the washbasin. I believe they are probably laid direct onto flooring board given that the en-suite which has had to be refurb'ed for other reasons was. I don't want to strip out the whole room on cost...