Warm-water underfloor

Myson Underfloor heating is suitable for use with all types of wet central heating systems, including gas, oil or solid fuels and conventional combination or condensing boilers.  It is also ideal for mixed systems with, for example underfloor heating on the ground floor and radiators on the first floor.  Because of its lower flow temperatures, underfloor heating works especially well with condensing boilers, taking full advantage of high efficiencies achievable, and with low temperature renewable heat sources, such as solar panels and heat pumps.

Underfloor heating can be fitted under screed, floating or timber joist floors, and whether your preference is for fitted carpets, vinyls, wood block, ceramic or stone floors, it will provide a warm and comfortable surface underfoot.

The choice of floor covering will of course affect the output of the underfloor circuit and this should be taken into account at the design stage.

To work effectively, underfloor heating requires water temperatures of between 45ºC and 55ºC.  These are easily obtained by blending flow water and return water from the underfloor by means of the thermostatic mixing facility supplied.

Myson's underfloor heating systems offer architects, specifiers, contractors and clients the finest technology, performance and value on the market, plus the unbeatable service of the most experienced company in the field.