We'll be getting an extension to our house soon. This will create a new L shaped kitchen area of about 35 - 40 square metres. Most of it will be suspended (we were told this was cheaper than solid, which appealed), but there will be an area of solid floor from the existing kitchen.
We had a quote for Karndean vinly tiles which we already have and it came in at well over two grand. I just can't bring myself to pay that. A visit to Topps Tiles and we learned we could do it for as little as about =A3300 (plus fitting). However, the one thing that puts us off ceramic and stone is the cold. But they had on dem there an electric underfloor system by Warmup. Despite the cost (probably about =A31000 - =A31500) it appealed, as the total job would still come in less than Karndean, we'd have toasty warm floor and, we are led to believe, no nead for further heating.
Can anyone offer any opinion or advice on this approach to both flooring and heating? Would be much appreciated.