UFH
Water-based underfloor heating systems are a popular and efficient method of providing warmth to a space. They involve circulating heated water through a network of pipes or tubing installed beneath the floor. These systems consist of several key components, including a piping system made of cross-linked polyethylene (PEX) or polybutene (PB) materials, a heat source such as a boiler or heat pump, a manifold for distributing heated water, and a control system with thermostats for precise temperature regulation.
The even distribution of heat ensures a comfortable and consistent temperature across various floor coverings, including tile, stone, laminate, and carpet. Additionally, water-based underfloor heating systems offer energy-efficient heating with lower operating temperatures compared to traditional radiators, resulting in enhanced comfort and cost savings. Zoning capabilities allow for different areas or rooms to be heated independently, further optimizing energy efficiency and providing personalized comfort control.