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Electric or Water Underfloor Heating?

Electric underfloor heating use electrical cables to pass electric through and generate heat, whilst water underfloor heating uses a connected array of pipes set in the floor, a heat source and a pump to pass water through the pipes that in turn, work to heat your floor. Discover the best option for you.

  • Electric Underfloor Heating

    • Quick and easy installation
    • Best underfloor heating for bathrooms, and smaller rooms
    • Retro-fit into existing rooms with minimum disruption
    • Very minimal floor height increase
  • Water Underfloor Heating

    • Most cost-effective underfloor heating solution
    • Cheaper to install in new builds and full refurbishments
    • Can run using air source heat pumps for low energy usage
    • Perfect for large areas and multiple rooms

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Why choose underfloor heating?

Underfloor heating has become an extremely popular choice for homeowners looking for efficient and comfortable ways to heat their home, offering several advantages over radiators.

Underfloor heating is great at evenly heating a room, unlike radiators, which can create hot and cold spots. Underfloor heating also operates at lower temperatures than radiators, allowing it to work effectively with renewable energy sources, such as heat pumps and solar panels - reducing energy consumption and lowering heating bills, making it a cost-effective choice.

Underfloor heating works seamlessly under various types of flooring, including tileswood, and carpet, allowing homeowners to choose their preferred flooring without compromising on comfort or heating performance.

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Is underfloor heating very expensive to run?

Underfloor heatingis not expensive to run and can be seen to be a more cost-effective system to run in the long term when compared to traditional heating systems such as radiators. Studies have shown that the yearly cost to run underfloor heating in a bathroom costs less yearly than running your washing machine!

What is the most efficient way to run underfloor heating?

The most efficient way to run underfloor heating will depend on your property’s needs. For retrofitting existing floors or smaller areas, electric underfloor heating is a practical option. However, water underfloor heating systems are generally more efficient for larger spaces, especially when paired with a heat pump or boiler. Consult with our heating experts to discover the best type of underfloor heating to meet your specific needs and budget.

Is it cheaper to run underfloor heating or radiators?

Underfloor heating can be cheaper to run than radiators. It is important to mention that whilst installation costs may be higher, underfloor heating operates at lower temperatures, leading to lower yearly energy consumption and heating bills. When paired with renewable energy sources like heat pumps, the running costs can decrease even further!

Is underfloor heating enough to heat a house?

Underfloor heatingdefinitely is enough to heat a house, as long as the system has been well insulated, installed and designed correctly, as well as the type of system selected being powerful enough for the size of room that you have to heat.