Floors
Underfloor heating
Underfloor heating gives an even warmth across the whole floor, with no radiators in view. Because we also finish the floor above it, we plan the heating and the finish together.
Overview
Milled in or laid in a new screed, beneath the finish
In an existing home we mill grooves into the screed and lay the pipes in them. No new screed is added, so the floor barely rises and doors and stairs still fit. Any existing floor covering is removed first.
In a new build or a major renovation we lay the pipes on the subfloor and a new screed goes over them. The warmth is then spread evenly across the floor.
Before the finish goes on, the heating is brought up to temperature in steps following a start-up protocol, so that the screed is dry and stable. Then comes the poured floor, the microcement or another finish. We take care of the whole installation, including the manifold and the connection to the heat source.
- Milled into the existing screed
- Or pipes in a new screed
- Even warmth, no radiators
- Planned together with the floor finish
- The whole installation taken care of
Applications
Suited to
- Living rooms and kitchens
- Bathrooms
- Renovating an existing home
- New builds and major renovations
Technical information
- System
- Milled into the screed, or laid in a new screed
- Finish
- Poured floor, microcement or another floor
- Start-up
- Following a start-up protocol, before the finish
- Connection
- Full installation, including the manifold and the connection to the heat source
- Lead time
- Depending on the room and the system
Values are indicative. The final specification is determined per project, based on the situation on site, the intended use and the choices made.
Showroom
See it in person.
Material, colour and detail can only be judged at full scale. In the showroom we lay out samples, fabrics and profiles side by side, under changing light.
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