Can Underfloor Heating be Installed in a Wet Room?

If you’re renovating your bathroom, wet room or en-suite, you may be wondering whether installing underfloor heating is worth the investment. While at one time bathrooms were purely functional, these days they have taken on a home-spa ambience. More people than ever before are heading to their bathroom to unwind and relax at the end of the long day, and one way to improve your space and make it even more comfortable and welcoming is to install underfloor heating.

Floor heating doesn’t just take that unpleasant chill off your floor tiles when you step onto them in the morning but it also adds a touch of pampering luxury that’s hard to beat. Of course, there’s also another added advantage to bear in mind too – floor heating systems can even increase the value of your property.

Typically underfloor heating is installed in a bathroom, wetroom or water closet when they are being refurbished. With this in mind, the easiest method is to install a very thin electric underfloor heating system.

Which Heating System Is the Best Choice?

Underfloor heating can be installed in all types of wet room, bathroom or en-suite in both renovated properties and in new-builds. If yours is a new-build property, you can benefit from a water heating system while if you’re renovating your existing home, electric underfloor systems are the best option for you.

How Do Electric Systems Work?

Whatever the size or shape of your bathroom, we have a range of electric underfloor heating systems that will suit your requirements.