Underfloor heating
Wet floor heating systems
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Health benefits
The main reasons for installing water floor heating are thermal comfort, health, aesthetics and economy.
The use of underfloor heating system, brings many benefits. First and foremost, it allows to achieve a vertical temperature distribution in the room that is optimal for humans. Warmth is experienced in the most comfortable way, as people feel best when they have warm legs and cool air to breathe.
Operation of the system
The premise of a water underfloor heating system is that the floor is only a few degrees warmer than the air. As a result, there is no dust floating and the heat is maintained in the occupants’ zone. This makes surface heating systems, the so-called underfloor heating, extremely allergy-friendly.
Not surprisingly, this form of space heating is gaining popularity. This is underfloor heating under an anhydrite screed, so the entire pipe system is flooded with concrete screed.
Pure economics
Underfloor heating is relatively inexpensive to install, economical to operate and low maintenance. It also frees up wall space normally devoted to radiators and can be installed in virtually any type of floor.
It is widely considered a greener option than radiators because of the way it heats the space, as it saves a lot of energy. Instead of heating the room from the top down (as is done with radiators). A surface heating system ensures that the lower part of the room receives heat first.
Modern system solutions, allow the installation of surface heating on any type of floor, wall and ceiling
System Variants
Variant one
application – installation of underfloor heating in residential,industrial,public spaces
by using panels with Almar Duo tabs with a height of 20mm with polystyrene insulation with a thickness of 10-50mm .On the system we use cement screed, anhydrite screed, self-levelling
Variant two
application-mounting underfloor heating during renovation of old buildings on light timber ceilings, beam ceilings, joist ceilings or poured concrete ceilings by using Almar’s 20mm high knurled board with or without a thin layer of polystyrene insulation the total height of the floor with the system board and with a thin light liquid anhydrite screed is about 3.5cm weight 60kg/m2 this is low considering the traditional screed where the minimum height of the screed itself is 6-7cm weight 140kg/m2
