Underfloor Heating of CE

1. CE certification

2. PVC coated or Teflon coated

3. sticky mats or no-sticky mats

4. 100w or 150w

Underfloor heating  

Senphus underfloor heating- which can sit beneath stone, tile, wooden or even carpeted surfaces - will help to keep cold floors and rooms toasty, and can offer an alternative to using radiators to deliver central heating.

There are two main types of underfloor heating to choose from: electric underfloor heating, which is also known as a dry system, and water, pump-driven, underfloor heating, or a wet system.

How Senphus underfloor heating works

Senphus underfloor heating cable or mats are fitted beneath the flooring, and usually on top of a layer of screed (to ensure the surface is completely flat) and a layer of floor insulation (to keep the heating source travelling upwards rather than down). 

A qualified electrician will need to connect your system up to your electric mains supply, and fit a sensor that connects to the thermostat. This allows you to control the temperature and pre-set the system to turn on or off.

Different electric underfloor heating systems are compatible with nearly all flooring types - if you're unsure, consult a professional to advise on the best product for your room and flooring. 

Because Senphus underfloor heating are generally quite thin, they're easier and less hassle to install in an existing room than a wet heating system, which requires space for pipework and could involve the floor being raised.