Underfloor heating dry system costs
Underfloor heating without screed
The decision to install underfloor heating is a significant step towards modern living comfort and energy efficiency. The dry system for underfloor heating in particular has established itself as a popular choice for builders and renovators. This system not only offers improved heat output and lower operating costs, but also simplified and quick installation. Whether you are planning a new build or renovating an existing property, the dry system offers a flexible and efficient solution for room heating without screed.
A key aspect when deciding on underfloor heating is the costs involved. These vary depending on the size of the project, choice of materials and scope of installation. To provide you with a transparent and comprehensive overview, we have compiled a detailed list of costs for different scenarios and room sizes on our website. Our aim is to help you make an informed decision and find the best price-performance ratio for your project.
Dry system insight
The dry system for underfloor heating differs fundamentally from conventional methods. It is an innovative solution specifically designed for efficiency and quick installation. Some of the key features of the drying system are:
- Low installation height: With an installation height from 30 mm, the system integrates seamlessly into a wide range of room conditions, ideal for renovations and new builds.
- Lightweight: This makes the system particularly suitable for old buildings where the load-bearing capacity of the floors may be limited.
- Fast installation: Compared to conventional systems embedded in screed, the dry system can be installed in less time, which reduces labor costs.
- Efficient heat transfer: The use of special XPS panels improves heat insulation and distribution, resulting in faster heating of the room and more efficient use of energy.
These properties contribute significantly to the overall cost of the system. Due to the reduced material and labor requirements, installation costs can be significantly lower compared to traditional underfloor heating systems. In addition, the efficient heat transfer ensures lower operating costs in long-term use.
Cost per square meter
up to 250 m²
€ 110
from 250 m²
- Wall and floor breakthrough
- Attaching and connecting the distributors
- Installation of supply line
- Pump group for underfloor heating
- Connection to the heating system
- Leveling & preparing the substrate
- Drywall XPS panels for the FBH
- Edge insulation strips made of PE foam
- Installation of the aluminum composite pipes
- Control for underfloor heating
- Hydraulic balancing