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Can anybody recommend which manufacturers give you a calculation of what is needed for the floor area of the rooms being fitted with underfloor heating? and is there a preferred brand to use? I have fitted used john guest in the past but the do seem pricey!

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Most will give you a detailed plan. Nu-heat give you an encyclopaedia!
 
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