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Compatibility with your specific requirements and building flow.
Superflow UFH is the underfloor heating supplier in Leicester, providing low-maintenance and long-lasting heating systems. With years of experience in expert underfloor heating installations, we ensure you enjoy the safety and comfort that you might otherwise be unable to achieve with the radiator’s sharp edges or hot surfaces at your place. Get the conventional heating radiators at your home replaced with underfloor heating in Leicester.
This system comprises a series of flexible polyethene pipes installed under the floor and hot water used in the pipes. The pipes are installed on an insulation layer to ensure the upward flow of heat, which is then covered with screed and flooring. They are then connected with a device known as a manifold connected to the boiler or a heating system; the entire system can easily be controlled by a thermostat and a programmer.
This system can operate from 27°C to 31°C, and its heat output depends on the room size, insulation, screed depth, and flooring material.
In an electric underfloor heating system, heating mats consisting of heating cables are laid under the floor over a screed layer of sand and cement to ensure heat flow in an upward direction. Then the heating wires are connected with mains electricity which can be controlled via a thermostat.
Before buying an electric underfloor system, it is vital to check the system if it provides the correct wattage for your requirements. The range of this system varies between 100W and 200W, with a temperature range of 25 to 30°C.
Our underfloor heating engineers in Leicester follow a systematic approach to underfloor heating installation:
The required wattage will depend on certain factors, including the room size, insulation, and the type of flooring used below and above the heat mats. A small room with good insulation will require low-wattage heat mats, whereas a large room with poor flooring material will require higher-wattage heat mats to be installed.
Warm water underfloor heating systems can work optimally with any fuel, including gas, heat pumps, LPG, or solar heating panels.
One of the economical ways to run underfloor heating is to ensure that the temperature is not set too high; you can set a temperature of 21°C for living rooms and dining rooms and 18°C for bedrooms. £60 per year can be saved by lowering the temperature of the heating system by 1 degree (Energy Saving Trust, April 2020).
In cold weather, you can always keep the underfloor heating on to warm up the rooms, but you should keep the temperature low.
Suppliers of quality underfloor heating providing heat and warmth to an entire building or a specific zone within it. It involves the installation of a central heat source, which generates heat, and a network of pipes that distribute the heated water throughout the building.
