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Installing Underfloor Heating on Upper Levels

09/09/25

Wet underfloor heating isn’t just for the ground floor of the home. With the right solution tailored to your property’s configuration, you can enjoy the benefits of underfloor heating in your bedrooms and landings! Can You Have Underfloor Heating Upstairs? You can have wet underfloor heating installed upstairs, even if the upper levels are on […]

Are Heat Pumps Noisy When Installed With Underfloor Heating?

18/08/25

If you’re considering a heat pump installation, you’re joining countless others who have done so to complement their underfloor heating, as well as those upgrading from inefficient boilers. You may have heard the claim that heat pumps are noisy and that you have to place them carefully to avoid neighbour noise complaints. In this article, […]

How to Force Dry Screed Correctly

08/08/25

While liquid screeds are walkable within 14-48 hours, they have to be fully dry before flooring finishes can be laid. Even in optimal drying conditions, this can take a full month. On a tight project schedule, it’s no surprise that many turn to force drying. That said, it’s very easy for force drying to go […]

4 Unconventional Properties Benefitting from Underfloor Heating & Liquid Screed

21/07/25

When you imagine the typical property for a liquid screed or underfloor heating installation, residential properties, holiday rentals, or high-end offices are what come to mind. But it couldn’t be further from reality as both products are suited for a far wider range of constructions. As experts in these products, we have undertaken installation projects […]

Do You Need Insulation With Underfloor Heating?

09/07/25

One of the most common questions we hear at EasyFlow is the amount of insulation needed for an underfloor heating system. With energy-efficient heating on many homeowners’ minds, it’s an essential question when planning your upgrade. That said, not all properties can fit insulation, and it’s important to know what can be done in those […]

Low-Profile Underfloor Heating: What You Need to Know

23/06/25

One concern with underfloor heating, particularly in older properties, rooms with low roofs, and people with above-average height, is how much it raises the height of the floor. On average, accounting for floor insulation and self-levelling screed, a standard installation can increase the height of the floor between 3-10cm. This can make wet underfloor heating […]