HEATING, VENTILATION & SERVICES


with particular tpes of oor coerins hile it is true that underoor heatin works particularly well with tiles, concrete, and engineered timber, with the right system design it’s also compatible with laminate, vinyl, and carpet nderoor heatin can be fitted in pretty much any home, whether it’s a new build or as part of a retrofit proect It can also be tailored to your needs, the room it will sit in and the oorin tpe, so that you get the right heat output for our home o matter what oor


covering you opt for, you’ll be able to reap the benefits of underoor heatin


WORTH THE INVESTMENT


While it is true that the initial installation cost can be more than other heating systems, this should be weighed up against the savings on your energy bills for years to come.


Plus, in addition to energy bills, the initial investment also results in a future-proofed heating system that is compatible with low-carbon technology.


As legislation around reducing emissions continues to tighten and the Government invests more into initiatives to encourage the uptake of low-carbon technology, ou can be confident that should ou wish to change your heat source to a ground or air source heat pump, or other renewable technology in the future, your underoor heatin sstem will stand the test of time.


Dean Asher is head of technical services at Polypipe Building Products


62 www.sbhonline.co.uk


nov/dec 2023


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