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Underfloor heating, is it Green?
Last updated 2:09 am, Tuesday 18th May 2010

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Underfloor heating, is it Green?
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  • Best Timber Flooring said:

    There are two types of underfloor heating systems – those that operate using a dry system and those that operate on an electric system. The first of these systems to be introduced was the electric underfloor heating system (also known as a dry system). Introduced in the 1960s it was largely unsuccessful. The system was installed by laying resistance cables into concrete which were subsequently heated overnight. Flaws were exposed when the floor would be too hot in the morning and then too cold in the evening due to poor control.

    ON Mon, 5 Sep 11, 8:52am probably from India  Reply to this comment

  • Under Floor Heating said:

    I am glad I found this very informative article. Thanks for sharing.

    ON Thu, 10 Jan 13, 6:48am probably from Philippines  Reply to this comment

  • John Harris said:

    Eco magic!! What a world we live in.

    ON Fri, 6 Nov 20, 4:04am probably from Australia  Reply to this comment

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