Nu-Heat showcases UFH solutions at Ecobuild
most desirable heating systems as it offers a dis- creet solution with a comfortable heating profile. Whether you’re building or renovating Nu-
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Heat will be helpful and honest, giving you all of the information and advice you need to decide on an UFH solution that will work for you and your home.
How does underfloor heating work?
UFH is an ‘invisible’ heating system that works by pumping a controlled flow of warm water from any heat source, such as a boiler or heat pump, through tubing hidden beneath or laid in panels directly on top of the existing floor. It is a very flexible solution that can be installed either throughout the whole house, on just one floor level or in a single room. Because the surface area of the floor is so
much larger than that of a radiator, UFH can run at a lower flow temperature and is therefore
cheaper to run – up to 25 per cent cheaper than a radiator system when used with a boiler and 40 per cent with a heat pump.
Expect more with Nu-Heat Know-How
Every design that Nu-Heat provides is bespoke; they work with you to provide an energy effi-
cient, cost effective system that matches your exact requirements. Offering on-site installation support through to post installation customer service – you can expect more with Nu-Heat’s Know-How.
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