Underfloor Heating
Even warmth from below — comfortable, efficient, invisible.
Systems Compared
Wet System (in screed)
Optimal for new build — pipes in screed, very efficient, flow temp 35°C
Dry System
For renovation — on existing floor, minimal build height 25mm
Manifold Connection
Zone control, room thermostats, smart home via Modbus/KNX
How your underfloor heating is built
Room-by-room heat load calculation as the basis for pipe spacing and flow temperature.
System choice: thin-layer system (existing buildings) or classic wet system (new builds).
Pipe laying, insulation and pressure test before the screed.
Screed installation and drying phases — we coordinate with the screed contractor.
Commissioning, hydraulic balancing and documented handover.
How to prepare
Helpful: floor plans with room dimensions, planned floor structures (tile, parquet) and the project timeline.
Underfloor heating FAQs
Is underfloor heating possible in older buildings?
Yes — thin-layer systems keep the build-up low without costing much height. We check ceiling height and screed situation on site.
Does underfloor heating match a heat pump?
Ideal — both work efficiently with low flow temperatures. That is the typical combination for modern houses.
Which floor covering is suitable?
Tiles and stone conduct heat best; many parquet and design floors are approved. We tell you what works in your build-up.