Underfloor Heating and Fibo Wall Panels - Bathroom Reno PT2

In this video i will be showing you how to install electric underfloor heating in a bathroom and i will also be showing you how i install Fibo wall panels, sometimes known as shower boards. Underfloor heating by thermosphere is so simple to install and is worth the effort to get rid of cold tiles!
During this mini series you will be able to see how i get over some of the challenges that DIY'ers face when renovating a bathroom and you may learn a thing or two along the way!

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[TheDIYGuy]

Find out if I managed it in 10 days in part 3 coming soon 😊

[lukaojala]

Thank you for the heating mat installation instructions

[ryanc]

Love the videos! Really helping me along my DIY journey. Have sorted most of my snagging list on my newbuild watching your videos. Really easy to follow and informative! Thanks again!

[gavinparry]

Great work & finish!
I used 'Nuance' boards on my shower 3 yrs ago. Easy to clean and far less chance of water penetrating through tiles etc which had happened on previous bathroom.

[charlieg]

Just a tip, also need to do an Insulation resistance test between live and neutral to earth on the unrolled mat cable, after the continuity test, to check that the heating cables are not shorting to earth or damaged from the factory. Had a job once where a trowel had cut a mat, after all the tiles were down and it tripped the RCD and nothing could be done to fix it

[ddfann]

Good video again, very useful tips, and I learned a new word too (Heighth) so well worth the watch.

[DjGiluk]

Love these renovation episodes, great content 👍🏻👍🏻

[diddywright]

Good content as per usual. I find it interesting that you don’t use the corner trims. I always do but tend to put a small bead of silicone down the flat and internal edge and the bottom where it meets the tray or bath, but like you have always seen potential for leaks👍🏻

[MJR]

Great video as always, thanks for educating us!!

[cookiemonster]

Excellent, I've learnt some things and bathroom is looking great so far 👍❤️🇬🇧

[rustyshackleford]

Superb series! thanks! I'm using a similar foam backer board (abacus elements) on solid masonry walls, trying to work out if dot and dab then mechanical fix or full coverage with tile adhesive is better? Is there any approach you'd recommend?

[joelmurphy]

Strange how I went to search to see if you had a video on just this topic and you uploaded the video 39 minutes ago!

[kayandrews]

You're getting there. Looks lovely.

[chrisheald]

Great video and information, always great to watch your stuff.

[Ralphieboy]

Great work as always. I wouldn't put laminated plywood anywhere near a shower but that's my 2p worth. You could use 1200x600 ceramic tiles to make tiling easier and produce a similar result. Cheaper too.

[amazing]

Bathroom coming along nicely, was wondering if your floor had been badly out of level would you have just used more tile adhesive. Also when laying the heating mat why does it matter if it goes under the toilet or vanity unit, is it because it damaged by fixings. Look forward to seeing it all done.

[terrywalker]

Hi. As always very good content and well explained, many thanks.

[lawrencebookham]

How would you change the bath mixer tap on the bath if you needed to? Take the bath out I assume?

[Bobthesub]

I’m curious, are you using this as the primary heat source? will it heat the room or just to keep the chill off the cold tiles? Love the videos btw, helping me a lot with jobs around the house 👍🏻

[gore]

Great video thanks for your time and walkthrough🎉