A lot of Selby’s growth has been new homes and extensions, from Staynor Hall to the estates in Brayton, Barlby and Thorpe Willoughby, and a new floor is the best time to put underfloor heating in. Once the screed is down, the pipe is there for good, so we get the spacing right for each room and pressure test every loop before it’s covered.
The manifold pictured runs seven zones, each labelled by room, so every room can have its own thermostat.
What we install
- Screeded systems for new floors and extensions
- Low-profile systems over existing floors
- Manifold with pump and blending valve
- Room thermostats, wired with an electrician
- Underfloor downstairs with radiators upstairs
How it works
- DesignPipe spacing and zones worked out per room.
- LayInsulation, membrane and pipe clipped in loops.
- TestEvery loop pressure tested before screed.
- CommissionBalanced and brought up to temperature slowly.
Examples of our work
Underfloor Heating across Selby and nearby
We cover the whole of Selby and the surrounding area, including Barlby, Brayton, Thorpe Willoughby, Cawood, Riccall, Hemingbrough, Drax, Sherburn in Elmet, plus Camblesforth, Carlton, Wistow, Burn, Gateforth, Hambleton, Osgodby.
Questions about underfloor heating
Can it run off my boiler?
Usually, yes, with a blending valve at the manifold.
Does each room get a thermostat?
Yes, each zone has its own.
What floors work best?
Tiles and stone. Wood and LVT work within their limits.
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