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Radiant underfloor heating systems are an excellent choice for heating large spaces with high ceilings because of their ground up direction of heating. Spaces with high ceilings are often difficult to cool because the warm air rises to the top, leaving floor level significantly colder. By providing radiant heat from below, the system warms up objects in the room from below and maintains temperature extremely well.[vc_single_image image=”46059″ img_size=”full” alignment=”center” css_animation=”fadeIn”]

Hydronic floor heating is the perfect option for heating large, open areas because it can be used under almost any kind of floor surface. Often used with a natural gas boiler for extra efficiency, hydronic underfloor heating systems are eco-friendly and easy to operate.

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Electric radiant heating systems are buried within thermal masses, between cement boards and ceramic tile can retain heat long after the system has been turned off.

Hydronic underfloor heating systems are known for providing a gentle, consistent heat that lasts longer than traditional heating. The sophisticated design uses hot water, circulated through a closed loop of piping that runs under the surface of the floor. The system is powered using heat pumps, gas boilers as well as solar energy. The key to complete control over the system is a high-quality thermostat which gives the ability to adjust temperature in different rooms and floors. These systems are highly customisable and can be installed in any kind of space.

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One of the most popular styles is the electric system, in which a wire mesh or network of individual wires runs beneath the surface of the floor, warming up the floor and room using the natural electrical resistance that occurs when electricity flows through the wires.