Underfloor Heating: Cold Tile Floor Despite Warm Indoor Temperature - Possible Causes

Hello.
I would like to advise, because we have underfloor heating throughout the house. The heat is felt indoors, but not on the floor. The man who did the floor heating said that it was about the air temperature and not the floor. That's what floor heating is all about so that your legs don't freeze. Also, sometimes you feel warm on the floor in some rooms, but only locally. We have a tile floor and the legs are very cold. If you feel the floor warm slightly locally, it cools quickly. What is wrong??? Thank you for your response.

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2) complaining about pink - beeeee, I thought I was going barefoot around the house because it is a floor ... well, unless outside at -25'C, but maybe two days a year

Thank you for your response.

This is our second home with underfloor heating. In the first we had only in the kitchen and it was nice and warm in the feet, so I do not understand this quote. I have a comparison, that's why it frustrates me and I'm trying to get help .... because there is a big difference in underfloor heating from the previous house.

Regards

Fokusmok21 wrote:

The heat is felt indoors, but not on the floor. The man who did the floor heating said that it was about the air temperature and not the floor.

And he did very well. The heat is evenly distributed. It's the same, the temperature on the floor is 1-2 degrees Celsius higher than the set one (19.5noc and 22nd day). If you had radiators you would probably give boards and the impression would be nicer, but it would not be warmer by the floor.
A warm (clearly) floor is a defect in the floor, harmful to health for a longer stay, only acceptable in bathrooms.

Fokusmok21 wrote:

We have a tile floor and the legs are very cold. If you feel the floor warm slightly locally, it cools quickly. What is wrong??? Thank you for your response.

Raise the temperature on the controller and after the topic.

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Fokusmok21 wrote:

because there is a big difference in underfloor heating from the previous house.

One overheated circuit is not a problem, but all ...
You just have a better insulated house and the temperature is maintained without notorious heating of the floor.