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WOOD AND LAMINATE: FOCUS ON ew Couple


ny Nu-Heat offer guidance on how using underfloor heating with wood flooring system which doesn’t compromise on style.


Designed to Perfection


Good design is not just about looking pretty – it needs to be practical too. Expert suppliers will design heating and flooring to be the perfect fit for any home, and each other. With an UFH system, your customer will be delighted with quality heating products with long guarantees, and can embrace the natural beauty of real wood in their home by choosing engineered timber flooring that is sustainable and easy to care for.


It is possible to choose a tailored UFH system that works with any property’s unique, room-by-room heat loss calculations to keep your customer’s home at the right temperature and banish cold spots, and which includes a floor temperature sensor for the added protection of particularly sensitive floorcoverings.


With engineered wood flooring offering endless design opportunities whilst being a sustainable floorcovering solution, pairing it with UFH really allows your customer to reap the benefits of a comprehensive heating system this winter, with absolutely no compromise on interior style.


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