In the past, houses were heated continuously throughout the heating season, maintaining a temperature of 21°C around the clock during autumn, winter, and spring.

In the heating of homes or rooms, there is a difference between heating the air or increasing the comfort. In newly renovated homes or in new buildings

An electric underfloor heating system is a highly efficient and effective method of heating a building or specific rooms within a building.

You might have seen a Monty Python movie, or you might imagine yourself what happens. When laying a foundation for something, it has to be solid and suitable for the purpose.

The way we generate electricity is constantly evolving, and Europe is no exception. Over the past two centuries, the way we have created electricity has shifted from the burning of coal towards the use of renewable energy sources.

Electric underfloor heating is a long-term proven technology with exceptionally long service life and a profitable investment/utility value. Due to the consumption of real energy and operating costs, this means of heating is today amongst the preferred ones by customers. The revision of the Energy Performance of Building Directive (EPBD) might however change their perspective.

Underfloor heating is a popular and efficient way of heating rooms. There are two types of underfloor heating: hydronic underfloor heating and electric underfloor heating. Both have their advantages and disadvantages, but in this article we will focus on the advantages of electric underfloor heating.

Photovoltaic or solar panels are devices that are used to efficiently generate clean and renewable energy.