Underfloor Heating

Underfloor heating is the type of heating made by passing hot water through the pipes laid at regular intervals in the screed on the floor. In some special applications, instead of pipes, electric heating is the method of heating using cables and sheets. Unlike other heating systems, in underfloor heating, heat is radiated to the space by radiation (`and above '). Consequently, comfortable heating is provided even at low room temperatures. Floor heating does not make dust.

It has a longer life than radiator systems. Because Pe-x pipes are used in underfloor heating systems, their lifetime is at least 50 years depending on the operating temperature and pressure. Because the radiators are made of metal, their lifetime against corrosion is shorter.