Underfloor Hydronic Heating

In-Slab Heating

Things to consider

  • Might take longer to take the desirable temp but can be pre-programed for automatic switch on

  • Can only be installed in new homes before concrete has been poured.

Things to consider

  • Might take longer to take desirable temp but can be pre-programed for automatic switch on

Things to consider

  • Repair can be tricky.

Underfloor Heating:

1. In-slab

In-slab – also known as radiant floor heating, is an efficient way to keep your home warm. This system involves water-filled pipes embedded in the concrete slab. This system gently radiates heat upwards, evenly warming the entire space from the ground up. Compatible with Gas Boiler and Electric Heat Pump.

Benefits

  • Even heat distribution without cold spots

  • Highly efficient

  • Silent operation

  • Allergy-friendly

  • Low maintenance

  • Space saving and neat design of your space

  • Compatible with underfloor cooling

2. In Screed

In-screed – is the most efficient type of underfloor heating system. Installation process involves securing heating pipes onto pipe positioning boards which are laid on top of existing slab and covered with a layer of concrete screed. Compatible with Gas Boiler and Electric Heat Pump.

Benefits

  • Reduces heat loss

  • Superior to in-slab underfloor heating

  • Most Efficient underfloor heating system

  • Silent operation

  • Allergy-friendly

  • Low maintenance

  • Space saving and neat design of your space

  • Can be installed in new and existing homes

3. Minitec

Minitec – is the thinnest type of underfloor heating designed for existing houses. Involves laying pipework on top of the pipe panels before self-leveling compound is poured. Only 15mm on top of existing floor. Compatible with Gas Boiler and Electric Heat Pump

Benefits

  • Thinnest underfloor heating system – 15mm\

  • Extremely efficient

  • Silent operation

  • Allergy-friendly

  • Low maintenance

  • Space saving and neat design of your space

  • Can be installed in new and existing homes

  • Compatible with underfloor cooling

  • Ideal for retrofit

4. Spider Board

Spider Board – is another underfloor heating system. Involves clipping pipework to the spider board and can be covered with either concrete screed (40mm) or self-leveling compound (22mm). Compatible with Gas Boiler and Electric Heat Pump

Benefits

  • Extremely efficient

  • Silent operation

  • Allergy-friendly

  • Low maintenance

  • Space saving and neat design of your space

  • Can be installed in new and existing homes

  • Compatible with underfloor cooling

5. Heat Emission Plate

Heat emission plate – is another type of underfloor heating system. Involves installation of aluminium sheets between the floor joists with a pipe running in the grove of the sheet and covered with floor boards. Compatible with Gas Boiler and Electric Heat Pump

Benefits

  • Silent operation

  • Allergy-friendly

  • Low maintenance

  • Space saving and neat design of your space

  • Can be installed in new and existing homes

  • Compatible with underfloor cooling

Things to consider

  • Repair can be tricky.

Heat emission plate