Underfloor heating

With underfloor heating, the room is not heated by radiators, but by pipes in the floor. There is an even temperature in the living space and less air flow, because the heat is distributed over a larger surface. The energy consumption is therefore more efficient than with radiators.

The underfloor heating is often connected to the central heating system, which ensures that the temperature does not exceed 45 °C. The hot water flows through plastic pipes, which are laid in the form of a spiral or meander. The spiral ensures a more even heat emission because the supply and return are always next to each other.