Underfloor heating systems

A concept that originated thousands of years ago – radiant floor heating – is giving today’s modern homes more efficient, clean, and easy-to-maintain systems.

Underfloor heating works by distributing heat beneath the finished floor. Heat is monitored and controlled by intelligent thermostats to maintain a consistent temperature throughout the home or individual zones. Underfloor heating is a great solution for areas such as the kitchen or bathroom that require a higher level of humidity.There are two types of underfloor heating systems: electric and hydronic floor heating. Each system has its own advantages and disadvantages.

Underfloor heating (UFH) is as popular as ever and we are very experienced at fitting wood flooring with it. Wood is totally compatible with underfloor heating and there’s nothing better than a warm feeling underfoot.

Radiant heated floor diagram. For sure I will be having radiant heated floors in my forever home.

RADIANT FLOOR HYDRONIC (water) HEATING SYSTEM: This is about installing hydronic radiant floor heating in a slab floor system. While it was done as a new house was being built, in my last house I poured a concrete floor on top of a wood framed floor system and could have put radiant heat in th…

Do you have any questions about installing your underfloor heating system under any type of floor covering? We will answer your questions.

Underfloor Heating (UFH) has become increasingly popular as a way of heating homes. Some people claim that underfloor heating raises the value of real estate,...

Underfloor Heating Systems UK. Information on Pipe layout in underfloor heating systems.

The Ultimate Guide to Underfloor Heating: Types, Benefits, and Installation December 14, 2023 By Oli Long Are you tired of constantly adjusting your thermostat to stay warm during cold months? Do you long for a system that distributes heat evenly and maintains a consistent temperature throughout your home? Look no further than underfloor heating. Underfloor

Craft the Ideal Underfloor Heating Pipe Layout The diagram below shows an example of a pipe layout for a ground floor including suggested loop-lengths and manifold positioning. Underfloor heating pipe should be laid at 200mm centres dependent upon design.The maximum heat output for underfloor heating systems is 100 W/m2 for concrete floors and 70 W/m2