A warm floor is a closed pipe through which a heat-carrying fluid circulates. It is installed under the floor covering and provides high-quality heating at any time of the year.
It combines well with stone or ceramic flooring.
The "water heat-insulated floor" system forms vertical convective flows of heated air from bottom to top, evenly distributing heat over the entire area of the heated room. Unlike a radiator system, the heat efficiency does not go to heating the walls, which saves thermal energy.
From a design point of view, underfloor heating elements enhance the interior of the room.
Water heat-insulated floor- low-temperature heating system. This means that, unlike radiator heating, it is not required to heat the heat-carrying fluid to high temperatures. This significantly saves energy resources.
For underfloor heating, metal-plastic pipes or XLPE pipes are used. Polypropylene pipes cannot be used. For reliability, one-piece pipes are used without length extension.
During installation, separate the zones of the warm floor so that you can set different temperatures.
Do not install a water floor heating circuit under the place where the furniture will be located because this reduces the effective heat transfer.
Several technical layers are placed in the following order:
1 - waterproofing layer.
2, 3 - layers of thermal insulation.
4 - damper belt designed to compensate for the expansion of the screed coat of the concrete layer
5 - hot water circulation pipe.
6 - cement-sand screed.
7 - floor covering.