Underfloor heating

Underfloor heating is the most popular form of radiant heating and cooling systems. Different types include both wall and ceiling systems.
Depending on the option (underfloor, wall or ceiling), a system can be built with conventional screed in wet construction or with dry screed panels in dry constriction. Radiant systems and be used for both heating or cooling.

Radiant panels are modern solutions that effectively use the surface of a wall or ceiling. They may be made in the form of panels from various metal materials (aluminum, steel, copper) or building materials (plasterboard, dry screed, clay). They can be installed in wet technology in traditional plaster or dry in the form of wall or ceiling buildings in brick or wooden buildings. Systems based on radiant panels are used in modern buildings to heat and cool indoors in order to ensure the best possible comfort and microclimate, while maintaining the highest energy efficiency.