Bodenheizungen
Bodenheizungen, commonly known as underfloor heating systems, are a method of heating buildings by circulating warm water or electric cables through pipes or heating mats installed beneath the floor surface. This system provides even heat distribution, often resulting in a more comfortable and consistent temperature throughout a room compared to traditional radiator-based systems. The heat rises naturally from the floor, creating a gentle, radiant warmth that is perceived as more pleasant by many users.
There are primarily two types of Bodenheizungen: water-based (hydronic) and electric. Hydronic systems use hot water
One of the key advantages of Bodenheizungen is their energy efficiency. Since the heat is distributed evenly
Bodenheizungen are widely used in residential and commercial buildings across Europe and other regions with temperate