Warm water under floor heating is probably the fastest growing area in the heating industry at the moment.
It is already very popular in Europe and is now included in many designs for new buildings in the UK.
Warm water under floor heating can also be installed in extensions, conservatories and barn conversions as well as new buildings.

The increasing popularity of warm water under floor heating is partly due to improvements in technology. Under floor heating pipe is now made from layers of polyethylene and aluminium, which means it is both flexible and very strong. It is also possible to control the heating sytem more effectively using modern programmable thermostats; each room can be an individual zone.

People find living with under floor heating very comfortable as it turns the whole floor into a warm (but not hot) 'radiator' (water temperature is 45 degrees C). There are no unsightly radiators taking up valuable wall space and no hot and cold 'spots', this is because the heat flows in a much more effective way. Anouther advantage with under floor heating is energy efficiency and reduced fuel bills compared with a radiator system.

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