Underfloor heating is one of the most efficient ways to heat houses, and is becoming increasingly prominent in new build homes and constructions. But even if you have an older home with a pre-existing radiator setup, it’s possible to arrange an underfloor heating installation for older homes. Combined with floor insulation, underfloor heating can significantly […]
Underfloor heating systems are becoming more popular with residential properties, but it can also be installed in commercial buildings. Shops, hospitals, offices, restaurants, and more are making the decision to switch to underfloor heating. Read on to find the 4 main reasons why you too should make the change. 1 – Efficient Underfloor Heating Reduces […]
Not many know that central heating systems are a fairly modern invention. Though radiators were invented in the 1800s, central heating was a luxury that only became commonplace in UK homes in the 70s. Now almost every modern home has radiators, either plumbed into a gas boiler, or running off electricity and plugged into the […]
With little doubt, underfloor heating is much more efficient than standard radiator heating setups. The explanation of how underfloor heating works better is because it works at a lower temperature and with more efficient distribution compared to radiators. There are two types of underfloor systems, electric, and water (also known as wet or hydronic heating). […]
Anhydrate liquid screeds are made from a mix of a gypsum-based biner, additives, aggregates, and water. The gypsum-based binder used is made of 98% recycled content and the resulting product is 100% recyclable and completely VOC (Volatile organic compound) free! Anhydrate screeds specifically release less Carbon Dioxide than traditional sand and cement overall meaning they […]
Without proper care taken by approved installers, the screed can be installed incorrectly potentially causing various problems such as – A poor finish – This is a risk in cases where the screed has been installed at the wrong depths, the screed has not been dappled correctly or the screed is too wet or dry. […]
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