Advantages of Underfloor Heating Systems
What is Underfloor Heating System?
Heating is a mandatory need. Therefore, people's desire to save on heating costs is permanent. Underfloor heating system, which provides heating from the floor, is more economical than other heating methods.
Why Choose Underfloor Heating System?
Underfloor heating system, as its name suggests, is an application where the heating system is located within the floor concrete. This system, used in villas, offices, schools, hotels, hospitals, and many other places, is preferred due to its advantageous application. The system can be implemented as hydronic piping, electric cable, or underfloor heating with carbon film. It can operate connected to sources such as combi boilers, conventional boilers, solar energy, and heat pumps. In underfloor heating applications, it can be used with floor covering types such as ceramic tiles, laminate flooring, marble, and ceramic. The use of these materials affects the system in one aspect: heating time. It is a system that significantly reduces heating costs, especially in spaces with condensing combi boilers and conventional boilers. In radiator systems, hot air accumulates at a specific point, but in this system, it is distributed evenly and homogeneously throughout the entire space. In spaces with underfloor heating, heat is distributed both horizontally and vertically and is present equally everywhere. The system, which provides more comfortable heating, is decorative. Unlike other systems, connection pipes etc., which are visible in certain places in the space and have an unsightly appearance, are not present in this system. While the boiler water temperature in radiator systems needs to be 90 degrees Celsius, the underfloor heating system heats the space with a boiler temperature of 50 degrees Celsius.
