Experience the luxury of warm floors during cold winter mornings. Underfloor Heating can sit beneath tile, stone, wooden or even carpeted surfaces – keeping cold rooms and floors toasty. Gone are the days of tip-toeing barefoot into your kitchen or bathroom! The whole floor is, in effect, transformed into a low-energy radiator.

Systems cost, on average, 20% less to run than traditional heating systems. It can also be seen as an excellent selling point and can add value to your home if/when you come to market your property.

The type of Underfloor Heating system depends  on the shape and size of the room you are heating and whether you’re installing the system as part of a whole refurbishment project or retrospectively.

How it works:

Water borne Underfloor Heating works by circulating warm water, provided from your boiler, under the floor to heat the room. With Water borne Underfloor Heating, you do need more depth space for pipes and added insulation.

Some Underfloor heating companies may not take on the, often considered, arduous task of retro-fitting Water-borne Underfloor Heating Systems. As flooring experts, working alongside our sister company Interior Harmony , we are happy to raise the whole floor, fit the system and re-lay the floor. We can do this for new builds or as retro-fit.

Water borne Underfloor Heating only requires heating water for the system to a temperature of 40 to 60 degrees, compared to radiators which require a minimum of 80 to 90 degrees.

In the long-term, Water-borne Underfloor Heating is more financially efficient, even though it costs more than Electric Underfloor Heating to install.