Underfloor Heating
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Safegas can take care of everything from the precision design and installation though to the
heating system connection, boiler installations, screed. Safegas can offer many different solutions,
Solutions We Offer
Low profile system
A low profile system uses a smaller pipe diameter which attains a lower floor height. These systems can be used on existing floors with minimal disruption.
Screeded system
Screeded or concrete floor heating systems are the most popular type of underfloor heating Pipes are stapled or gripped into clip rails on to an insulation layer and then screed is laid on top. Screeds applied are normally either conventional sand and cement mix or anhydrite flow screeds and each method has unique characteristics to be considered dependant on your project requirements.
Standard output zone
A standard output system is suitable for internal well insulated areas such as a living room, kitchen or bathroom, controlled by a single thermostat.
High output system
A high output system is suitable for areas of high heat loss, ideal for
conservatories, extensions and external buildings with lots of glass.
Multiple zone system
A multi zone system is suitable when you want to control different rooms at different temperatures and times, ideal for complete new builds.
What are the differences between water and electric systems?
There are two main types of underfloor heating, water-based and electric. Both can have valid applications, but here we outline why water based systems might be the smarter choice.
Electric systems use electrical current to heat a network of heating elements and require continuous power for as long as they’re turned on. Once up to temperature, water-based systems only require the boiler to make small adjustments to maintain the perfect temperature and help save energy.
Water-based systems use less energy to maintain a comfortable temperature over a longer period; consequently, they’re able to reduce your home’s carbon footprint further than that of electric systems.
What’s more, water-based systems are ideal for use with ultra-efficient air or ground-source heat pumps, cutting emissions even further.
Due to their relative inefficiency compared to water-based systems, electric underfloor heating installations are best suited to smaller spaces.
Our water-based underfloor heating systems are designed for use anywhere in the home, providing you with the comfort, efficiency and controllability of underfloor heating in every room of your home, big or small, day-in day-out.
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