The thickness of the heating tapes is only 0.250 mm. They can be laid under the screed, on top of the screed or on top of the existing floor coverings.

We install the systems for each room separately. Works on the building can be completed simultaneously or sequentially, or in stages. A gradual installation in a room is also possible.

With an extremely low temperature regime and enormous heat exchanger, this heating provides nothing but pure comfort. Living comfort was, in fact, our primary focus. The results are as follows:
– steady and balanced heat exchange
– even temperature distribution across the floor and throughout the room
– almost ideal temperature profile (warm feet and cool head)
– temperature regime setting for each room separately
– acceptability from the perspective of room design (no radiators)
– does not cause any noise, smells, dust circulation, or surface temperatures not suitable for contact
– good regulation features
– option of floor, wall, or combined installation.

The basic difference between “radiator” and underfloor heating is in the method of heat exchange. Floor heat exchangers radiate or transfer heat evenly, while radiators convert heat, i.e. exchange heat by air circulation. Thus, dust and biological growths, which generally develop on moist floors, are transferred into the room in addition to the heat. By heating and drying the floor, underfloor heating systems to a large degree prevent the development of such organisms.

Therefore: less dust, less mites, less bacteria, less allergies…

The system operates at a safe voltage of 3–48 V. Heating strips can be drilled through or wet without any consequences. Restoration of potential interruptions of strips is quite easy. An interruption can be located under the screed and flooring. There is no danger of spilling.

Electromagnetic radiation values are significantly below the permitted limits. For ease of mind, if so requested, we do not install heating strips below beds. Therefore, there is no harmful effect of EM radiation!