While you can purchase underfloor heating online and from builder’s merchants, the best place to buy underfloor heating is from a qualified heating installation company, such as ourselves. As experts, we can advise you on the best setup for your home and install it professionally. We can also source high-quality materials at trade price, which […]
Both water and electric based underfloor heating systems can be safely used with laminate flooring. There is no distinct difference between the two when it comes to the type of flooring placed over it. To ensure your laminate floor lasts longer, your heating system should not be set higher than 27°C. Is Laminate Flooring Good […]
How long does it take to install underfloor heating? Generally, a typical installation will take 2-3 days. This depends on how many rooms need heating, the thickness and type of screed, and how many workers are on hand to install it. The project time can increase exponentially if you have to factor in waiting for […]
There are two main types of underfloor heating systems. Water-based heating is the most popular and works similarly to traditional radiator heating. Electric-based heating uses electric currents to heat wires, which are easier to install than water-based systems. Ultimately, the type to buy depends on your needs and circumstances. Wet heating, also known as hydronic […]
Underfloor heating professionals, such as ourselves, have a trained and approved installer in charge of laying liquid screeding after we complete the heating circuits. The laying of this product should only be carried out by a professional to ensure it lasts for a long time. Liquid screeding is a flooring product used to cover over […]
Underfloor heating uses a circuit of water pipes or heating wires to distribute heat under your feet. Unlike radiators, underfloor heating works at a lower temperature, distributes heat more evenly and can integrate with thermostats for temperature control of individual rooms or zones. The longer a circuit is, the lower the temperature will be closer […]
