Installing Reinforced Concrete Layer on Underfloor Heating Pipes

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In the video, construction workers pour a cement-sand mixture over underfloor heating pipes in an indoor setting. They use a portable mixer to blend materials and spread the layer evenly—a critical step called "floor heating screeding." This process protects the pipes, ensures even heat distribution, and creates a stable base for final flooring.

Key Observations:

White Mesh Placement: A white reinforcing mesh (likely steel or plastic) is installed on top of the heating pipes in this video.

Standard Practice: Proper installation typically requires placing the mesh beneath the pipes. This prevents accidental damage to pipes during pouring and improves structural support.

Potential Risks:

Placing mesh above pipes increases the risk of scratches or cracks to the pipes when walking on the layer.

Uneven pressure from the mesh could reduce heating efficiency over time.

Why This Matters:
Reinforcing mesh strengthens the screed layer and prevents cracks. However, positioning it incorrectly (as shown here) may compromise the system’s safety and longevity. Always consult certified technicians for underfloor heating projects.

This clip demonstrates common on-site practices but highlights the importance of adhering to technical guidelines. For optimal results, combine quality materials, precise placement, and post-pour curing (keeping the layer moist for 7 days).
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