Underfloor heating for homes and commercial buildings

Radiators heat a room mainly by convection: warm air rises to the ceiling and the floor stays the coolest part of the room. Underfloor heating works almost entirely by radiation. Heat rises from the floor, warms the surfaces around it, and the whole room becomes evenly warm.

That means lower running temperatures and lower energy use, especially in rooms with high ceilings. It’s why underfloor heating suits extensions, kitchens and bathrooms at home, and churches, barns and sports halls commercially.

Wet systems run warm water through pipes concealed in the floor, from your boiler or heat pump. Electric systems use heating mats with no water at all. Both are completely hidden from view.

What’s included

• Wet systems (screed, overlay, suspended timber)
• Electric mat systems
• Room-by-room zoning and thermostats
• Manifold and mixing unit
• Works with boilers and heat pumps
• Commercial and high-ceiling buildings