They work well when we do not plan to make an anhydrite screed. We have several dry floor heating solutions ready to be used on any substrate. Depending on your requirements or specific expectations, we will match the most suitable floor plate. With our systems, underfloor water heating can be used with different building structures.
Installation of underfloor heating in old buildings or on the floor heating wooden ceilings, is possible thanks to a dedicated plate for this purpose.
The main components of these systems are: Styrofoam with grooves for underfloor heating, Styrofoam with metallized foil, or custom solutions in the form of particleboard, gypsum board or wood fiber.

Floor plates created for the implementation of underfloor heating under anhydrite screed.
We propose a traditional solution where heating pipes are laid for a smooth plate, or convenient plates with tabs, allowing complete freedom in the distribution of heating. Underfloor heating under an anhydrite screed, is the most common underfloor heating in newly constructed buildings. The main component of this system is an EPS system board with aluminum or polystyrene foam board with plastic tabs that facilitate the laying of pipes in the floor.

Ceiling cooling is designed to cool the air in a room or facility without installing unsightly air conditioning units. Most often, traditional air conditioner-cooling units cool the air in a pinpoint manner and ceiling cooling distributes the coolness by radiating throughout the area. Additional features of ceiling cooling include maintenance-free operation and reliability.

A modern way to make heating in a building. It works on the same principle as water floor heating.

It is an excellent solution when you want to eliminate radiators, but do not have the option of installing an underfloor. The main component of wall heating is a plasterboard with grooves for pipes.