Many conservatory underfloor heating installations are decided at the last minute after the sub-floor has been laid, and these conservatory heating installations are designed on renovation principles.  Conservatory heating in new build conservatories is the ideal opportunity to install a “cable in screed” direct acting heating system which will ensure optimum performance and the lowest material and running costs.   Radiant Floors conservatory underfloor heating is supplied for all floor types and different systems are available depending on your individual requirements. CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION

Underfloor heating conservatories depends on the stage of your project and requirement for conservatory heating. Conservatory heating in a new build conservatory is the perfect opportunity to engineer the conservatory underfloor heating at the same time a new screed / concrete floor is being laid. When underfloor heating conservatories you have the following options:  RFC17 “cable in screed” is a direct acting heating design in a medium thermal mass, taking maximum advantage of retained heat for longer periods and low material and running costs.  Renovation with a tiled floor, Under tile heating using a small thermal mass is easily achieved by installing the RFMH 200 w/m² mat system.  To maximise effieciency of under tile heating, a layer of 10mm thick Radiant Floors tile backer board can be applied prior to installing the conservatory heating. Renovation with a laminate floor. This is a dry installation without the need for screed - install the RFMLAM conservatory heating. Two layers of 6mm LAMFOAM insulation should be installed prior to laying the RFMLAM conservatory under floor heating.

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