Radiant Heating
Radiant heating systems provide heat directly to the floor or wall panels of a house, heating large spaces quickly and efficiently
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Radiant Heating
Radiant heating systems provide heat directly to the floor or wall panels of a house, heating large spaces quickly and efficiently.
Our specially trained advisors will be able to advise you on the best heating system for your needs, as well as guide you through the workings of each system. Our reputation has been built up by stocking and installing quality heating and cooling systems you know you can rely on for over 120 years. Radiant heating systems rely on radiant heat transfer and can spread across large rooms.
Investing in Radiant Heating
There are several methods of installing radiant heating systems, but working alongside our highly skilled engineers, you can be sure we’ll deliver a tailored design that will suit your heating requirements.
We have workshops in an array of locations, meaning that wherever you are situated, you can be sure we can upgrade your heating system, helping you benefit from having a bespoke system that suits you. Radiant heating can run from a variety of energy sources, cutting energy costs and saving you money.
Radiant Heating Specialists
Investing in radiant heating for your home has a number of advantages. Unlike air-forced heating which loses force as it passes through ducts, and baseboard heating, radiant heating is often a popular choice for those with allergies.
Radiant heating doesn’t distribute allergens and uses a very small amount of electricity, helpful for those in areas that are off the grid or with high energy prices. Radiant heating may be installed behind walls or under floors, and can not only save space in a room, but also relay the need for bulky heating systems. The uniform distribution of heat that is produced from a radiant heating system envelops individuals in a comfortable warmth, at a lower overall temperature than conventional heating systems.
