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How to retrofit underfloor heating in older properties

As homeowners continue to seek lower-carbon, energy-efficient heating solutions, retrofit underfloor heating is becoming an increasingly attractive option for existing and period properties. Specifically, 80% of underfloor heating sales are made for older, existing properties and only 20% for new builds (data according to Wunda Group). For installers, understanding how modern underfloor heating systems overcome […]

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Itherme Underfloor Heating – What installers need to know

Installer spoke to Shane Cox, Managing Director of Itherme Underfloor Heating. Born in Watford but now based in Milton Keynes, when he’s not leading Itherme, Shane enjoys playing sport in his spare time, but remains a committed family man whose daughter is the centre of his world.    Shane has been in the construction industry for over 30 years […]

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Why combine Underfloor Heating and Radiators?

Both underfloor heating and radiators have their pros and cons. Underfloor heating frees up valuable wall space, offers comfortable warmth, and can be split into zones which enables setting the preferred temperature per room or zone. Radiators, on the other hand, react fast to temperature changes in the room due to their lower water content and lower thermal mass.  […]

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Underfloor Heating – What installers need to know

Nabeel Javaid, UK Market & Application Specialist at Myson, addresses some frequently asked questions surrounding underfloor heating installation, its suitability, efficiency and operation: Is underfloor heating only suitable for new builds?  No. Underfloor heating is suitable for both new and existing buildings, but it’s important to consider the project’s specific requirements when choosing the most […]

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Amber encourages support of electrification and BEAMA with underfloor heating

Underfloor heating can play a key role in helping the UK with its electrification targets, said Amber, leading supplier of underfloor heating to the retail sector. According to industry research, around 14% of the UK’s emissions can be attributed to domestic heating. As part of its commitment to reach Net Zero, the UK government has […]

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