Wet underfloor heating works by circulating warm water through a series of pipes under the floor, connected to a boiler or other heat source - usually a heat pump. The pipes don’t have to be laid in ...

Underfloor heating is a popular option for homeowners wanting to maintain a comfortable environment in their homes throughout the winter. But it may not be the right option for every home. Before you ...

Underfloor heating is an increasingly popular heating system that can make cold bathroom tiles a joy to walk over, or boost a kitchen's cosiness. But many are put off by concerns around cost, ...

Installing underfloor heating can be expensive and disruptive. But once in place, it's an efficient way to heat a room without the need for radiators. In this guide, we explore the upsides and ...

Underfloor heating has been around since ancient times with records dating back to Roman times where such systems, historically known as hypocausts, were used to warm up Roma villas and bath houses.

A 'wet' underfloor heating system pumps warm water through piping under the floor, taking advantage of the basic principle that heat rises. Warmth from under the floor is then radiated upwards into ...

THE last thing you want to do on a cold morning is get out of bed. Stepping out onto a warm carpet, however, sounds blissful. According to a new campaign called Ask for Underfloor ...

Underfloor heating is becoming increasingly popular, both for energy saving and comfort reasons. There are many different systems out there, alongside a variety of fixing and installation methods.