There are a number of things to be aware of and to prepare before installing warm water underfloor heating in your property. Having gone as far as to ordering materials and having had them delivered, we will work from the assumption that enough depth is available for screed where installing in concrete floors, polyurethane insulation […]
We look at how to get the most out of your underfloor heating system through the proper set-up and prgramming of the thermostat: Our standard underfloor heating systems come with hard wired PRT programmable digital room thermostats from Heatmiser, and upgrades such as a touchscreen or wireless versions are also available. What is a Programmable […]
People can be put off underfloor heating when installing in an older property. Digging up the floor, finding a space for the manifold or even raising the floor itself can all be seen as barriers for people thinking about retrofitting underfloor heating. There are a number of solutions, which mean underfloor heating is still be […]
A frequently asked question that crops up when people are considering installing underfloor heating in their home is how to get the most out of the system. A lot has been written about the cost effectiveness and efficiency of underfloor heating but check the DIY forums online, and you won’t have to search for long […]
Celebrating ten years in business this year (2012) Underfloor Heating Systems Limited have signed a sponsorship deal with Rugby Union side Worcester Warriors. Underfloor Heating Systems Limited design and supply high quality warm water underfloor heating systems, both for the UK market and mainland Europe. Despite the recession hitting many rival companies hard, Underfloor Heating Systems Ltd […]
Underfloor heating has been around for thousands of years. The Romans used the hypocaust system. Today we use high quality multilayer pipes buried in the screed or fitted between timber suspended floors. The normal human body temperature is 37 degrees C. An underfloor heating system will only heat the floor up to approximately 23 – […]
It is said that running wet underfloor heating systems is noticeably cheaper, than other radiator systems. We look at the benefits of choosing underfloor heating. Lower Running Costs. Wet underfloor heating is one of the best ways to keep warm during the cold winter season. The running costs are normally lower than electric underfloor heating […]
It is true that a radiator system will respond faster than a water underfloor heating system to temperature alterations but, as it stays on 24/7 with temperature setback, this is no longer an issue. It is cheaper and more efficient to run the system 24/7 than it is to heat it up once the screed […]
The good news with wet underfloor heating is that the pipework will never leak if it is of good quality and has been pressure tested. Make sure the pipework is made to the highest quality possible, by a manufacturer such as Henco (www.henco.be). A reputable company will test every mm of the pipe before it […]
Wet underfloor heating will work with many floor constructions, such as a screeded concrete floor, timber suspended floor and a floating floor. In a screeded floor the sand/cement mix is normally a ratio of 4:1 and 65-75mm in height. Liquid Anhydrite screed can be only 50mm. Timber suspended floor is normally fitted on the First […]
