Water Pipe Underfloor Heating System
How Does a Water Pipe Underfloor Heating System Work?
Underfloor heating systems are divided into two types: electric cable and water pipe. Although systems using underfloor heating pipes are more preferred, electric cable underfloor heating systems also stand out as an application used in open areas against snow and ice.
Underfloor Heating Pipe Prices
The pipe or water pipe underfloor heating system is a heating system that uses water as a heating medium, as its name suggests. The foundation of the system is the underfloor heating pipe. The water pipes fixed on the styrofoam allow hot water to reach all points of the space. With this application, which ensures that the water in the pipes heats up and stays at a certain temperature with the energy it receives from the boiler, combi, or solar energy system, warm air rising from every point of the floor at the same time distributes homogeneously throughout the space. One of the most important features of the system, which provides more comfortable and quality heating compared to radiator systems, is that it is a decorative application. While the pipes are visible in radiator systems, they are invisible in this system and remain hidden within the floor. Therefore, the space where the application is made looks more tidy and decorative. Underfloor heating pipes are priced according to their 16 and 17 mm diameters and brands. These pipes, which are 100% waterproof, are applied with a push-fit sleeve connection technique, without solid and liquid seals.
