Watch this video for guidance on how to fit this high heat output, fast response acoustic overlay system on separating suspended timber floors
Watch this video for guidance on how to fit this high heat output, fast response acoustic overlay system on separating concrete floors
Watch this video for guidance on how to fit this predominantly dry-fit overlay system on suspended timber floors
Watch this video for guidance on how to fit this predominantly dry-fit overlay system on concrete floors
Watch this video for guidance on how to fit this high heat output, fast response overlay system on poorly insulated suspended timber floors without disturbing them
Watch this video for guidance on how to fit this high heat output, fast response overlay system on poorly insulated concrete floors without disturbing them
Watch this video for guidance on how to fit this high heat output, fast response overlay system on suspended timber floors
Watch this video for guidance on how to fit this high heat output, fast response overlay system on concrete floors
Watch this video for an overview of the Profix® overlay panel and its special features
While it is generally easier and cheaper to install underfloor heating in a new build, it can also be installed as part of a retrofit solution. Installing underfloor heating in existing houses is becoming increasingly common as homeowners look to make cost effective and carbon friendly heating choices.
