Underfloor heating for any floor - areas of application
Underfloor heating on wooden subfloor
Underfloor heating on a wooden floor is also possible in your home. R Floorzz's revolutionary underfloor heating system is perfectly suited for wooden subfloors. Our innovative studded floor heating boards are specially designed for efficient installation in renovation, prefab, chalet and transformation buildings.
Floor heating concrete subfloor
Underfloor heating for concrete floor. Two options: you choose to infill underfloor heating or you choose to install underfloor heating on your concrete floor. How about?
Our system is customized specifically for your concrete floor via plates that have slots into which the underfloor heating pipes are placed. These plates are laid on your concrete floor and, in addition to providing wonderful warmth, they also provide extra insulation.
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Underfloor heating for a sand/cement screed is a popular way to heat rooms efficiently and comfortably. In this system, heating pipes are incorporated into the floor, then a sand/cement screed is applied to cover the pipes. This screed provides good thermal conductivity, spreading heat evenly throughout the room.
The advantage of underfloor heating in a sand/cement screed is that the mass of the floor acts as a heat buffer. This ensures a constant and pleasant temperature. The system is energy efficient, especially when used in conjunction with low temperature heating, such as a heat pump
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Go to sand/cement screedDrywall underfloor heating
Dry floor heating, also known as dry floor heating, is a form of floor heating in which the heating system is not installed in a moist substrate, such as concrete or mortar. Instead, the system is installed on top of the existing floor, which means it is dry and easy to install.
This makes it a popular type of floor heating for renovation projects or for buildings where it is difficult to access the substrate.
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