Electric underfloor heating solutions for all floor coverings and finishes including tiles, laminate, wood, vinyl and carpet.
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Click the links below to browse our full range of electric floor heating kits, suitable for a wide range of floor finishes. Please note that the correct installation method must be followed depending on the floor finish you are wanting to use. If you have any questions please get in touch.
Underfloor Heating Mats
The most popular choice, quick and easy to install. Suitable for Tiles, Vinyl, Carpet & Wood floor finishes.
Underfloor Heating Cable
Ideal for awkward room layouts and tight spaces. Suitable for use with Tiles, Vinyl, Carpet and Wood floor finishes.
Under Laminate Mats
Perfect for use under Laminate or Engineered Wood floating floor finishes. Also known as foil underfloor heating mats.
Decoupling Membrane
Decoupling matting is perfect for use under Tiles with electric underfloor heating cables for easy installation.
Under Carpet/Vinyl Mats
Perfect for use under Carpet or Vinyl floor finishes. Strict installation method required contact us for more info.
In-Screed Heating Cables
Typically used for new builds, extensions and conservatories. For installation on rigid insulation in screed.
Thermostats
Control your electric underfloor heating with maximum control. From manual dial to Wi-Fi controllability.
Insulation
Reduce heat loss and enhance the efficiency of your electric underfloor heating system with our range of insulation.
Uheat specialises in supplying underfloor heating solutions. With over 20 years experience and a UK based team, we are here to help.
If you need any help or assistance with choosing the right system for you don’t hesitate to get in touch. We understand that choosing the right underfloor heating solution can be a daunting task and our experienced technical team are more than happy to help!
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Electric underfloor heating warms an area using a heating wire that is placed under your floor, which then radiates up through your floor surface to warm up your room. This is all controlled using an underfloor heating thermostat, which offers options from simple manual dial control to WiFi control via your smartphone.
The system you install will depend on a few factors: the size of the room and how well insulated it is, what the flooring below is like, whether it is insulated, and what type of flooring you'll have on top.
Electric underfloor heating is ideal for small rooms such as kitchens and bathrooms. Kitchens and bathrooms tend to have a hard floor surface which can feel very cold underfoot especially with bare feet, which makes it a great option.
The running costs depends a lot on the room it is installed in, and whether the room is adequetly insulated. Infact, the efficiency and cost of running electric underfloor heating are significantly affected by the room's insulation. Better insulation means less heat loss, meaning it will use less energy to maintain comfortable temperatures.
It is highly energy efficient and cost effective, with a 100% efficiency rate at the point of use. Since the generated heat is exactly where it is needed, there is no need to transport energy, resulting in every joule of energy being utilized for heat. As a result, every pound spent on running electric underfloor heating is fully converted into heat where it is needed.
Electric underfloor heating is an easy and energy efficient heating system to install, and are perfect for use in both new build projects and retrofit / renovations. It can be installed by any competent DIYer or professional, and depending on the system can be a quick process.
At Uheat, we have guides on both electric heating cable and electric heat mats installation. Just click the links below. If you need any help or assistance please do not hesitate to get in touch.
| Electric UFH | Water UFH | |
|---|---|---|
| Suitability | Perfect for use when water underfloor heating can’t be used or in smaller spaces, like a bathroom. | It can be used for all types of projects, including new construction, renovation, and single rooms. |
| Running Costs | Is typically more expensive to run than water underfloor heating systems. | Has lower running costs compared to electric underfloor heating. |
| Installation Costs and Time | Installation is easier, can be installed in a single room in only a few hours and is suitable for a variety of floor coverings. | Higher upfront cost compared to electric, but is cheaper to run. Installation time varies depending on the project. |
| Electric UFH | |
|---|---|
| Suitability | Perfect for use when water underfloor heating can’t be used or in smaller spaces, like a bathroom. |
| Running Costs | Is typically more expensive to run than water underfloor heating systems. |
| Installation Costs and Time | Installation is easier, can be installed in a single room in only a few hours and is suitable for a variety of floor coverings. |
| Water UFH | |
|---|---|
| Suitability | It can be used for all types of projects, including new construction, renovation, and single rooms. |
| Running Costs | Has lower running costs compared to electric underfloor heating. |
| Installation Costs and Time | Higher upfront cost compared to electric, but is cheaper to run. Installation time varies depending on the project. |
Underfloor heating mats are the most popular electric floor heating system. The mats are simply rolled out, cut and turned to suit the shape of the floor, with the added feature that the cable can be removed from the mat for those really awkward obstacles.
This system is ideal for kitchens, living rooms and conservatories. Power outputs are typically 100w, 160w and 200w.
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Our comprehensive range of aluminium heating mats are designed to be installed under engineered woods, laminate floors, carpets and vinyl floors.
The 500mm wide foil heating mats are fully earth screened and fully comply with the current electric & building regulations.
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Decoupling floor heating systems solves 2 complications in one solution. Combining a decoupling mat (sometimes called anti-crack / uncoupling mat) with a heating cable.
The result is a faster to install solution which normally saves time and money.
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These cables are typically used for new builds, extensions and conservatory projects, as they are only suitable if you are installing a new floor screed.
In screed cables installed directly on your rigid insulation (e.g. Celotex or Kingspan) and covered with a floor screed compliant with building regulations (50-65mm)
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Loose wire systems are the perfect solution for more awkward floors with obstacles, such as bathrooms.
The cable is supplied on a drum and when installed is spaced evenly over the floor, this offers the flexibility to negotiate obstacles and space the cable evenly, no matter the shape of the room.
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