In Floor Radiant Heating
Radiant floor heat provides numerous benefits, including increased comfort, even temperatures, cleaner air, no cold drafts, no ductwork and no floor vents, all while being quieter and more energy-efficient compared to forced-air heat.
 
Forced-Air Heat vs Radiant Heat

In a radiant floor heating system, warm water flows through tubes located underneath the floors. That warmth radiates up from the floors and warms everything it comes in contact with — including people.

And radiant is compatible under any type of floor covering — carpet, wood, slate, tile, linoleum, and even concrete — making design possibilities endless. For more information on in floor radiant heating, click here.
 
Uponor Radiant Floor Heating
 
Uponor systems work great beneath all types of floors; systems can also be designed to melt snow and ice from sidewalks and driveways.
 
The Uponor Quik Trak System brings radiant heating to troublesome cold spots in existing homes. The thin profile makes basement and above subfloor retrofits easier. The Radiant Ready option features PEX tubing which is installed in the concrete slab areas during the initial construction phase, so it's ready for radiant heating immediately or in the future.
 
Benefits:
  • Clean
    Because radiant doesn't use blowers, it doesn't circulate dirt, dust, pollutants or allergens throughout the home.
  • Comfortable
    Reaches every corner of the house. Even takes the chill out of kitchen, bathroom and lower level floors.
  • Economical
    Could reduce your heating bill dramatically. And saving energy is good for the environment.
  • Guaranteed
    When installed by an Uponor-trained professional the Uponor Radiant Heating System is guaranteed for 30 years.
  • Practical
    Uponor radiant floor heating concentrates the heat near the floor where you and your family can benefit from it.
  • Versatile
    Works with any kind of floor covering. Ideal for installations in concrete slabs: lower levels, basements and garages.

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