Thin-layer underfloor heating is a symbol of innovation in the field of underfloor heating systems and impresses with a wealth of advantages. Perhaps the most outstanding aspect is its low installation height, which is an enormous advantage, especially in old buildings with limited ceiling height. This slimline structure often makes it possible to avoid cost-intensive adaptation work, such as shortening doors.

Another highlight of our solution is the integrated insulation. It not only increases the efficiency of the heating, but also improves sound and heat insulation, which in turn contributes to the well-being of the residents.

Our thin-film system also heats rooms in less time, which minimizes energy consumption and therefore leads to cost savings. The high flow temperature guarantees that your home feels comfortable even on the coldest days.

The simplified installation that our system enables eliminates many of the usual challenges that can occur with traditional systems. This makes it the ideal choice for both new builds and refurbishment projects in existing buildings.

Structure of a thin-layer underfloor heating system

A key advantage of our thin-layer underfloor heating is its revolutionary slimline design. While many systems on the market have to make do without insulation, we have opted for a different approach: our solution not only comes with insulation, but also combines it efficiently with a high-quality screed. All this is achieved with an impressively low overall construction height of just 40 mm.

The key to this compact design lies in our use of a special binder and an innovative dimpled panel. This combination makes it possible to integrate the heating elements efficiently and in a space-saving manner without compromising on quality or heating performance.

The result is a system that sets new standards in terms of efficiency, space saving and comfort. It allows flexible installation even in rooms where traditional heating systems would fail due to their installation height. Our thin-layer underfloor heating is therefore not only an excellent choice for new buildings, but also for renovation projects in old buildings in particular.