With a water-based underfloor heating system, a series of pipes connected to a boiler via a manifold, it circulates warm water throughout the floor to heat the space. Because the heat emitted from an underfloor system is more evenly distributed than a single radiator, the system can use water at a lower temperature. So it's a more efficient way of heating your home.

Underfloor heating is generally associated with stone or tiled floors, but you can fit it in a carpeted room - you'll just need to ensure that the carpet and underlay isn't so dense that it stops the heat moving upwards (a tog of no more than 2.5 is a general rule of thumb).

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There are for types of system

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• Standard output zone

  A standard output system is suitable for internal well insulated areas such as a living room, kitchen or bathroom, controlled by a single thermostat.

• High output system

  A high output system is suitable for areas of high heat loss, ideal for conservatories, extensions and external buildings with lots of glass

• Multiple zone system

• A multi zone system is suitable when you want to control different rooms at different temperatures and times, ideal for complete new builds

• Low profile system

• A low profle system uses a smaller pipe diameter which attains a lower floor height. These systems can be used on existing floors with minimal disruption.

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For free quotation contact Shane on 07842002962

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