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Stroma partners with SCHÜTZ to increase the energy performance of buildings

Both public and private sector specifiers, self builders and local authorities are increasingly looking at ways to reduce carbon emissions and reduce running costs. Stroma LZC has reached an agreement to become the official partner for SCHÜTZ underfloor heating systems in the UK. Stroma’s new offer to the market will help the market create more sustainable buildings through the incorporation of renewable technology. As part of the agreement,... [more]

Devimat with ultra-strong adhesive simplifies underfloor heating installation

Underfloor heating frees up wall space for furniture, keeps feet toasty warm on even the coldest of surfaces and provides a feeling of natural warmth without stuffiness. To make installation even simpler for the homeowner, DEVI has introduced the devimat with an ultra-strong adhesive. Designed to be laid within the thickness of the adhesive, rather than set within a screed, mat-style underfloor heating systems are simple and cost-effective to... [more]

Nexans launches Millimat electric underfloor heating system

With 'traditional heating' a convection current is created as cold air falls and the heated air rises, making it colder at foot level than at head height. Electrical floor heating maintains an even temperature distribution throughout the room. As a result it is possible to lower the room temperature and still keep a comfortable home, thus cutting heating costs. Suited for renovation projects or new builds, Millimat can be used virtually in a... [more]

Schlüter®-BEKOTEC-THERM underfloor heating system chosen for one of the UK’s greenest self-build projects

Known as The Moonstone Project, the unique multi-level six-bedroom house, which includes an indoor swimming pool, gym, cinema and games room, is a model of eco-efficiency. The house in The Moonstone Project has a U value of 0.07, giving it a passivhaus rating. This means that in theory, the building is so well insulated that the heat given off by the people inside would be enough to heat it. The house has, on average, around 0.5 metres of insulat... [more]

Intaeco supplies sustainable heating and plumbing products

A new company has been launched to supply heating and plumbing products that have a sustainable energy focus. Intaeco will have a product range that will be of particular interest to the renewable energy market, and to those with an interest in sustainable building practices. Based in Staffordshire, the Intaeco team behind the new venture has 20 years experience in plumbing and heating equipment manufacture and Intaeco has been created as the ... [more]

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