Underfloor Hydronic Heating
Throw Away Your Winter Socks
Underfloor Hydronic Heating is an ideal way to heat those freezing morning tiles and cold stone floors.
A boiler system uses conduction to quickly and effectively heat water, which then flows through pipes underneath the floor and gradually heats the home.
Options Available
- In-slab Coil system
This is the most popular choice for new homes and extensions. Installation is simple and takes place as soon as the reinforcing mesh is laid.
- In-screed system / Under-tile Heating
These hydronic pipes are not installed within a full concrete slab, rather, they are covered with a cement-based screed. -
Combination of Underfloor Heating & Panel Radiators
The main benefit of combining those hydronic systems is the use of just one hydronic boiler with appropriate water temperature for each system.
The Economic Option
Underfloor Hydronic Heating is usually the cheapest type of underfloor heating to install, and it is equally cost-efficient to run. It can be installed in any room and zoned independently –especially if their flooring is a polished concrete, stoned or tiled. It would not be recommended to use under timber or carpet coverings.
