What is Hydronic Underfloor Heating?

Hydronic underfloor heating is an energy efficient and cost effective form of in-home heating, where the pipes that carry heated water are typically laid during the time of the home being built. Its method includes heating water with a gas boiler, which is then distributed through concrete flooring in an upwards cycle. This allows for an even heat temperature throughout the home while eliminating any form of forced air similar to regular ducted heating. Hydronic in slab heating is the perfect heating solution for large open spaces such as dining, living and kitchen areas with a concrete slab beneath them.

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In-Slab Heating (Standard)

Hydronic slab heating is an unobtrusive, luxurious and efficient form of hydronic underfloor heating. Being hailed as the most energy efficient and cost effective form of heating in a home, hydronic floor heating produces an even distribution of heat through the floor on an upward cycle.

In-slab hydronic heating systems are installed using polythene ‘floor circuits’ embedded in the concrete slab. The hydronic heating system is then heated with 40°C water from the Hydronic boiler and can be zoned to suit individual requirements.

In-Screed Heating (Optional)

In-screed hydronic heating is the superior form of hydronic underfloor slab heating. Reduced heat loss and faster reaction times dramatically improve operational running cost. In-Screed Hydronic heating systems are installed using an insulation barrier (polystyrene foam) over the structural concrete slab. The polythene ‘floor circuits’ are then fixed on top of the insulation barrier before a smaller, top layer of screed (concrete) is applied.