Under floor heating in the UK
Quality Materials

The piping we use is a flexible, five-layered polyethylene PE-RT pipe. It is extremely strong, heat and age-resistant due to its high flexibility and oxy-diffusion barrier. Our compact, compact plus and LT manifolds are available in sizes from one to twenty groups and are especially easy to install, these 'distribution ports' are operated automatically by the digital temperature controlled system. We don't cut corners by reducing the number of thermostats in our system, doing so would leave large uncontrollable heating zones, whereby one room will be too hot and another too cold, which often leads to higher running costs. We ensure that our system is controlled by you, not the other way around.
Your Under Floor Heating System in the UK

Unlike radiator systems where you can easily retrofit an additional radiator, it is very costly and time consuming to repair or add in extra pipe work with under floor heating, that's why it is important to get it right the first time. Our designers have the expertise in tailoring a system that will leave you at a comfortable temperature throughout the year. All of our systems are custom designed to fit your needs and budget. Each installation is meticulously designed looking at your home, your heating system and solar gain to put in the right amount of pipe, in the correct layout and with the right number of censors. Every heating system is accompanied by a full colour CAD drawing with wiring diagram and plumbing schematics to ensure that your system is designed and installed to a high standard. Don't leave it to you plumber, get the experts to design your system.
Retrofitting Under Floor Heating
The idea of retrofitting under floor heating can seem like a daunting thought to any one with a radiator system. The options seem limited to either digging up the floor to accommodate the 50-100mm of piping, insulation and covering or raising the floor height and having to adjust all the doors within the home. We thought this was a difficult choice for home owners, so we came up with a third option; wall mounted heating. This involves putting the insulation and piping up against the walls of the room, then covering over with plasterboard. This causes little disruption; no taking up of flooring, carpets or tiles, just a spot of painting when it’s all done with the added bonus of even more insulation in your walls.










