Warmth that starts at your feet

What is Underfloor Heating?

Gently warm your floors even on the coldest days

Envision stepping out of bed, or out of the bath onto warm floors. No more socks or slippers required. Just a soothing warmth that starts at your feet and rises to envelop your whole body. Heating the floor means that instead of your head being hot while your feet are cold, the heat is distributed more evenly. A heating system under your floors lets you live your life closer to the action.

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How underfloor heating works

With an electric underfloor heating system, the floor is warmed, the heat rises and the air in the room is heated. Natural convection moves the warm up from the floor toward the ceiling; no fans or motors are required. An underfloor heating system is so quiet and clean you might even forget that it’s there – even when it’s cold outside. Unlike hydronic floor heating systems, you can install an electric floor heating system on top of your existing slab or foundation, making it a great choice when you're remodeling your home. An underfloor heating system won't take up valuable wall or floor space like radiators or baseboard heaters.

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Thermostat controlled

An installation of CarbonicHeat™ MultiFloor film uses a Dual Input Thermostat, which provides control from two sensors - one in the floor and one that measures the ambient air temperature. This allows you to control the overall temperature of a room by controlling the temperature of the floor to create the desired room temperature. A programmable thermostat lets you turn the system on and off at set times to save energy costs.

Ultimate zoned heating

Each room on the CarbonicHeat™ MultiFloor film system is controlled by a separate thermostat. This allows you to control the temperature of each area independently. Warm just the floors and the rooms you need with gentle radiant heat - saving on energy costs. And, heat each area to the level desired to keep everyone happy.

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