Ditra heat under vanity?

[Esachs4]

So, I ordered too much cable length for my ditra heat. To make it work, I alternated 3-2-3-2 studs as Schluter says you can. I made sure I stayed 7in away from toilet drain centerline, but i still had to run cable under where my vanity will be. I kept 3 and 4 spacing under the vanity to keep heat from building up. I know Schluter says not to put the cable under the vanity, but the bottom of my vanity is open. Will this be okay or should I order new cable? Do you see anything else wrong with my layout? Thanks in advance.

 

[WorthFlorida]

With that type of vanity, it is more like of six or eight leg piece furniture on the floor. I would call up the manufacture to double check that it is OK.

 

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[Esachs4]

Yes, that's what I was thought. I did call up Schluter and they said that there will be no problem with having the wiring under the vanity. Thanks for the input!

 

[Jadnashua]

The issue is when whatever is over the floor warming is enclosed. So, a more typical vanity that had an enclosed bottom would be an issue whereas one with your legs and air can flow, isn't.

 

[dispacc]

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