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build projects have contributed towards this growth, demand has also been boosted by increased retrofit activity and home extensions. Additionally, advances in technology, making the product easier to install, coupled with a desire for improved energy efficiency and added comfort, have all contributed towards this recent growth.


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Growth has also occurred within the non-domestic sector, despite the challenging economic environment and public sector cutbacks in areas such as health and education. Adoption of UFH systems is steadily increasing in non-residential buildings such as schools, hospitals and commercial offices.


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Greater uptake of heat pumps in the renewables sector is also thought to have contributed towards growth in the market, given their increasingly significant role in meeting carbon reduction targets.


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The increased awareness of UFH and its benefits has also driven growth in the market. This can be attributed to heightened promotional and advertising activity, together with an increase in the number of suppliers in both the traditional and online retailing sectors. As a result, UFH is no longer seen as a specialist or luxury purchase.


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An array of product innovations has made UFH systems easier to install, broadening their appeal for the retrofit market. This has led to the emergence of UFH systems (both water-based and electric) which can be laid over existing floors, thereby minimising disruption and speeding up installation.


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heating systems sector, representing a slight increase over the last two years. This market is broadly classified into two product types; water-based, or hydronic UFH systems, and electric UFH systems. Some projects may involve a mix of both types of systems, often known as a hybrid solution.


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UK Underfloor Heating Market by Value (£m MSP) 2014-2020


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The sector has performed well over the last few years, dr of commercial and domestic construction as well as incre for retrofit UFH systems has remained strong. Since 2013 by almost 25%.


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FUTURE PROSPECTS Looking ahead, a period of steady and consistent growth is expected into the next decade, despite potentially challenging economic conditions. By 2022, market value is forecast to have grown by 29% compared to current levels. Over the next few years retrofit activity in both the domestic and commercial sectors are expected to drive steady growth. The trend of householders upgrading their existing properties instead of moving to a new house is expected to continue driving growth in the short-term.


The sector has performed well over the last few years, driven by relatively stable levels of commercial and domestic construction as well as increasing RMI output, and demand for retrofit UFH systems has remained strong. Since 2013, market value has increased by almost 25%.


The sector has performed well over the last few years, driven by relatively stable levels of commercial and domestic construction as well as increasing RMI output, and demand for retrofit UFH systems has remained strong. Since 2013, market value has increased by almost 25%.


Recent growth has been particularly strong within the domestic sector. Advances in technology, making the product easier to install, coupled with a desire for improved energy efficiency and added comfort, have all contributed towards this upward trend.


Recent growth has been particularly strong within the domestic sector. Advances in technology, making the product easier to install, coupled with a desire for improved energy efficiency and added comfort, have all contributed towards this recent growth.


The UK underfloor heating market essentially covers two key product sectors: water- based underfloor heating and electric underfloor heating.


Imports of UFH remain strong, a factor which is likely to drive down prices. Many manufacturers now source mponents from abroad, including India and the Far ast, although full assembly of UFH kits may take


Recent growth has been particularly strong within the do technology, making the product easier to install, coupled energy efficiency and added comfort, have all contributed


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The UK underfloor heating market essentially covers two based underfloor heating and electric underfloor heating.


Furthermore, the current growth of the online sector is projected to continue, even though outlets such as DIY multiples and builders’ merchants continue to represent the most important distribution channels. As the online sector grows and develops, it seems likely that companies will offer a greater range of services, rather than competing largely on price.


Electric systems are primarily used in the domestic sector to non-residential projects. They have a lower average co water-based alternatives and are usually considered easie


co Electric sy tems are primarily used in the domestic sector, since they are not well-suited to non-residential projects. They have E a lower average cost per job compared to their water-based alternatives and are usually considered easier to install. place within their own facility.


Electric systems are primarily used in the domestic sector, since they are not well-suited to non-residential projects. They have a lower average cost per job compared to their water-based alternatives and are usually considered easier to install.


Compared with previous years, domestic applications have increased their share of the water-based sector. Not only have these enjoyed increased popularity within new-build applications, but demand has risen following the growth of the retrofit market, with more products entering the mainstream. Higher housebuilding output has also contributed towards this growth.


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Compared with previous years, domestic applications have increased their share of the water-based sector. Not only have these enjoyed increased popularity within new-build applications, but demand has risen following the growth of the retrofit market, with more products entering the mainstream. Higher housebuilding output has also contributed towards this growth. Future Prospects


Looking ahead, a period of steady and consistent growth is expected into the next decade, despite potentially challenging economic conditions. By 2022, market value is forecast to have grown by 29% compared to current levels. Over the next few years retrofit activity in both the domestic and commercial sectors are expected to drive steady growth. The trend of householders upgrading their existing properties instead of moving to a new house is expected to continue driving growth in the short-term.


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Furthermore, the current growth of the online sector is projected to continue, even though outlets such as DIY multiples and builders’ merchants continue to represent the most important distribution channels. As the online sector grows and develops, it seems likely that companies will offer a greater range of services, rather than competing largely on price.


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Furthermore, the current growth of the continue, even though outlets such as merchants continue to represent the m channels. As the online sector grows a hat companies will offer a greater ran competing largely on price.


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