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Underfloor Heating Systems are usually supplied with thermostatic options. This basically means that on the return manifold, actuators can be mounted. The actuators act on an on/off basis and they are connected to an air thermostat in each room.

Please see the following article for some tips when installing and running a water underfloor heating system...

Before deciding to install underfloor heating, you must consider what type of flooring you are going to lay on top of it. This article gives you a guide to the best flooring types to use with underfloor heating systems.

See below for some important information on temperature and measurement guides when installing and using underfloor heating.

With any product, there are always recommendations on how to use it to its full potential - underfloor heating is no different.

Please see below for some fault finding advice and solutions to common problems that can occur in underfloor heating systems.

After the installation of a new underfloor heating system, there are certain things that should be noted to allow for easy operation and maintenance.

There are a number of aspects to be considered when it comes to the insulation of a building. General aspects related to heating systems, but also those specifically related to warm water underfloor heating systems are as follows.

When using radiators the heat is circulated upwards by the warm air currents. The result is that the roof zone temperature is higher than the floor zones. Roof heat losses are then increased unnecessarily.

In recent times we have been forced to look hard at the ways in which we use up the energy resources of the planet. Not only because fossil based fuels have limited reserves but because environmental pollution caused by inefficient combustion.