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Heating and flooring – not always the first things your customers consider when they are creating their dream home, but choosing early and choosing well can really transform the space.


More and more UK homeowners are choosing to rid their homes of restrictive radiators that hog space and cramp style, and are instead opting for invisible, efficient underfloor heating (UFH) paired with sustainable engineered wood flooring for a cosy home with a sleek and minimalist look.


Engineered timber flooring is made from real wood and has a multi-layered construction that gives it excellent structural stability, allowing it to respond well to changes in temperature and humidity, making it a practical but beautiful partner for UFH. There’s also plenty of choice when it comes to choosing an engineered wood design to bring the outside in and complement your customer’s favourite interior style.


Freedom to Choose


UFH frees walls so a sofa doesn’t have to be placed on a jaunty angle and interior design needn’t be compromised ever again. Give your customers the option to choose exactly how they want to use every last inch of their space, as well as the perfect tone and patina of hardwood flooring to match any colour scheme.


Sustainability to Suit Style


UFH feels fantastic underfoot and frees up space in your customer’s home whilst still being incredibly efficient. Hard surfaces, like engineered timber, transfer warmth from the UFH to the surface of the floor really effectively, using even less energy to heat the house.


Engineered timber is a more sustainable alternative to many other floorcoverings in the market, such as solid wood, as the middle layers comprise of fast-growing wood species including pine. Pair energy-efficient UFH with engineered wood flooring to reduce carbon footprint as well as energy bills – it’s a win- win for your customer!


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