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Underfloor heating and cooling

Timber Floors

Our underfloor heating solutions can be customised to suit timber and wooden floors:

Heat Emission Plates

Uponor has developed various heat emission plates (HEP's) to suit many timber floor applications. There are 3 plate sizes suitable for Uponor Pipes, as follows:  

HEP411: For use with sprung timber floors with battens spaced at 411mm centres, such as Junckers Unobat and Blubat Sports Floor System, suspended or battened floors with joists/supports at 411mm centres. 20mm PEX pipe only.

HEP400 : For use with timber suspended or battened floors with joists/supports at 400mm centres.

HEP300: For use with timber suspended or battened floors with joists/supports at 300mm centres. 20mm PEX pipe only.

Timber floor considerations

There are many types of wood flooring which are considered suitable for use with Underfloor Heating and, equally, there are several methods of installing timber, which also must be taken into consideration before the system is designed. Particular attention must be paid to the moisture content of wooden floors. Not all timber floors are suitable for UFH and advice should be sought from the flooring supplier or from the trade association TRADA.

Learn more about the Uponor Underfloor Heating Range

Uponor offer a wide range of tailored underfloor heating systems to suit the varied requirements of residential and commercial buildings, as well as new build and renovation projects. To increase comfort, these systems can also be used to cool room

Uponor Siccus

  • Uponor Siccus FX has been developed as a 30mm insulation board
  • Quick to install; the floor can be walked on immediately
  • 100% emitter coverage

Minitec wet installation

  • A low profile underfloor heating solution (only 15mm thick)
  • Rapid installation time- the system can be setup in 3 days
  • Suitable for new builds and renovation projects

Solid Screed/Tacker Installation

  • A traditional way of installing underfloor heating in a building
  • Can be fixed directly to existing floor grade insulation
  • Accommodates various pipe layouts and spacings