UNDERFLOOR HEATING UFH MARKET HEATS UP
Europe’s electric underfloor heating market is set to see tremendous growth through 2026, says Graphical Research.
According to a recent study from market research firm Graphical Research, the Europe electric underfloor heating (UFH) market will showcase considerable proceeds in the coming decade. Existing building establishments are seeking heating solutions with little maintenance and the ability to perform effectively beneath any type of flooring. Various governments are implementing tax credit schemes to reduce total heating load in order to promote financial benefits that make the product more efficient and feasible in European nations.
When it comes to environmental effect, electric underfloor heating offers several advantages. They all boil down to one fundamental point: electric UFH uses less energy to operate. According to
energymanagementmag.co.uk, an average underfloor heating system uses 15-40% less energy than traditional radiators and requires a significantly lower flow temperature to heat an area.
Another significant advantage of this type of heating in terms of the environment is that it may use energy from renewable sources. Because of its low energy requirements, it may be powered by solar panels, such as a solar thermal system, or even heat pumps, reducing total carbon footprint. While electric underfloor heating requires a bigger initial investment, it pays off in the long term with significant energy savings.
France’s electric underfloor heating market forecast will be fuelled by rising tourism and cold weather. The government is expected to continue investing in the hotel and hospitality sectors in order to offer tourists luxury and exceptional comfort. Electric underfloor heating installation in hotels can help maintain the aesthetics are of hotel rooms as they take up minimal space, it can also complement the room decor.
The residential electric underfloor heating industry share in Europe will expand due to product versatility and a significant improvement in energy savings. Latest product features such as assisting puddles or spills to dry faster, preventing dust movement indoors, and its non-corrosive and adjustable heating components have been attracting customers.
Under residential settings, electric underfloor heating mats are widely deployed in kitchen and bathroom spaces. The pressing standards of the EU's circular economy pursuing sustainable advances, as well as the continued government focus on green construction development, are likely to aid in product uptake in new buildings.
Recent product advancements, such as smart control and programming technology with standout features such as intelligent eye to maintain ideal air flow while limiting the drastic decrease in temperature, are expected to hasten product acceptance across the region.
Electric underfloor heating systems certainly win over other products in the market in terms of comfort, energy efficiency, and long-term cost. For instance, in the United Kingdom, around one-third of adults aged 45 and above suffers from arthritis. The heating technology is said to relieve joint discomfort while also preventing dust particle movement, combating indoor air pollution. The expanding disposable incomes of the European public, alongside rise in geriatric population, could be some key drivers of Europe electric underfloor heating industry trends over 2027.
https://www.graphicalresearch.com/industry-insights/1265/europe-electric-underfloor-heating-market
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