The bifold doors had already been ordered and were tall enough that any build up in the floor height would prevent them from being installed. So our installer needed an UFH solution that would give the homeowner the finish they wanted, while keeping the floor build up height to an absolute minimum.
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The client originally wanted to install an overfloor system into the 83m2 property, but the almost 200 year-old property was poorly insulated and so our experts were concerned about the high heat losses present in the building. After learning more about the building fabric, we determined that we could provide a more energy efficient system by specifying a screeded system instead of an overfloor type.
We received an enquiry from a heating engineer whose client was looking to fit underfloor heating (UFH) in a property in Truro. We supplied our TileFix®-18 system for a perfect match in floor height with the original cottage, creating a seamless transition between the old and new spaces.
When tradespeople carry out work on their own homes, they want to use the very best products from companies who have always supported them in the past.
The homeowner had some very specific questions about whether UFH would work for him, as he needed a cohesive system that would work with various different floor coverings and floor heights throughout the building.
Our customer came to us for a quote to supply underfloor heating across two floors of a number of newbuild properties.
When you’re renovating a large property that has a heat pump installed, it’s more important than ever to make sure you choose the best performing system, from a manufacturer who will give you all the support you need.
Our client was looking for a large underfloor heating system for an upcoming retrofit project. The system needed to be installed across two floors of a house, and also had to work efficiently with a mixture of floor coverings, including tiles, wood and carpet.