Underfloor Heating

Featuring the best underfloor heating in Australia

Available in electric and hydronic floor heating systems, underfloor heating is a central heating system that can go with various floor coverings including under tiles, concrete slabs, carpet or wood, adding comfort to your chilly days and nights. There’s nothing quite like stepping on heated floors when you head for your morning shower and, with a timer added, you can make sure the heat is only on when you need it to be. ArchiPro has collated a great collection of underfloor heating systems for you, seeking only the best suppliers in Australia.

Types of underfloor heating

Hydronic system

Hydronic underfloor heating systems works via pipes located beneath a floor filled with hot water. It’s more efficient than electric, with lower running costs but needs regular servicing.

Electric system

An electrical underfloor heating system usually uses heating cables or a heating mat, connected to the mains. More expensive to run than a hydronic system though easier to maintain.

Trench heating

Trench heating is an in-floor system typically installed around a room’s perimeter with a vent or grille to allow the heat to circulate evenly.

The advantages of high quality underfloor heating

High quality heating and cooling systems add lasting value to your home and comfort for those living there. In Australia, quality underfloor heating is energy-efficient and effective in heating single rooms or a whole house. Hidden from sight, they produce heated floors without wall heaters, giving a room an uncluttered feel. There are suitable systems for any flooring type and if you invest in a high-end system, it will pay off and deliver for decades.

How to choose underfloor heating that is right for you

A hydronic system is expensive to install but can be a great choice for a whole house, especially a new build with open-plan living. It is also less expensive to run, and designed to last for decades. For smaller spaces, an electrical system might be preferred, like that for bathroom underfloor heating, producing a heated tile floor for those early mornings. A trenched system adds a unique feature with vents and is especially good around glazed windows and doors. With underfloor heating, you can use ducted heat pump systems and thermostat control.