Solar Heating Solutions

Room Heating using renewable energy solutions will provide you with constant comfortable temperatures and reduce your carbon footprint substantially compared to any other space heating solution. The basic principle is a water based heating solution where you install a heat pump and circulate the hot water with pipes through your house. These systems achieve to maintain a constant pleasant temperature in your home. This is in contrast to  other room heating solution using electricity, oil or gas. Due to the fact that a heat pump is a very cost efficient way to heat your water, these solutions are energy efficient.

UNDERFLOOR HEATING

Underfloor Heating is only suitable for newly built houses as the pipes circulating the hot water have to go under your tiles or your carpet. The pipes need space in the height and therefore a retrofit solution is usually not practical.

A manifold determines different areas in your house and you will be able to set the circulation of hot water different for every area. This means that you can decide to have your lounge warmer than your bedroom even though all runs from the same system.

WALL HEATING

Wall Heating is a good alternative to Underfloor Heating when you are already doing renovations in your home. It is a possible retrofit solution because you can get the space you need from your wall rather than from your floor but it is a dusty business and we therefore do not recommend doing it while living in the house. However, when it’s done you will be able to enjoy a similar room temperature than with the underfloor heating except for the warm floor.

RADIATORS

Radiators are a retrofit solution that can be built into almost any home. The only requirement is that the systems water pipe can be connected to the radiator. This pipe can come through your ceiling or through the wall and can even run behind a skirting. Radiators are very common in many European countries and they work the same way than the underfloor heating and the wall heating. They are stylish and do not need lots of space. The temperature for each radiator can be determined separately at the radiator itself.