Slab Heating

Slab Heating

Your complete range of hydronic under floor heating systems for whatever room or style of house.

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Illustration of hydronic pipework laid within a concrete slab

Hydronic slab heating

In slab hydronic under floor heating evenly distributes warmth under the floor. This results in a pleasant warm feet, cool head effect.

Like the sun on a winters day, hydronic underfloor heating warms the room via a high level of radiant heat, avoiding the dryness usually associated with ducted heating systems. Installed during the building process, a closed system of underfloor water pipes means no noisy fans or blowing air.

Hydronic slab heating pipework installed before the slab pour

Installed during the build

Because the pipework is laid before the slab is poured, slab heating suits new builds and major renovations. The pipe layout is planned room by room so warmth is even across the whole floor area, with no radiators or vents taking up wall or floor space.

If you are building we can prepare a quote from your plans, and our consultant can work with your builder to schedule the installation at the right stage.

Is Slab Heating right for your home?

Slab heating is best suited to homes at the planning or construction stage, where the floor build up and insulation can be designed around the system. It works well with tile, timber and polished concrete finishes.

For existing homes, hydronic radiators or under tile heating are usually the more practical options, and we are happy to compare them with you during a free onsite quote.

Our consultant will visit your home for a free onsite quote. If you are building, we can prepare a quote from your plans. You are also welcome to visit our showroom.

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Frequently asked questions

Can slab heating be added to an existing home?

In slab heating needs to be installed before the slab is poured, so it is planned for new builds and extensions. For existing homes we recommend hydronic radiators or electric under tile heating instead.

Is under floor heating good for allergy sufferers?

Yes. Because there are no fans blowing air, dust and airborne particles are not circulated around the room, which many allergy and asthma sufferers prefer.

How is slab heating controlled?

The system is zoned with its own controls so you can set temperatures for different areas of the home, and because a slab holds heat well it maintains a very stable temperature.

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