Where and when do I start?
As soon as you start planning your new home or renovations in order
to include it in your budget.

Is it possible to install the heaters under any floor surface?
Absolutely, our heaters can be installed under most floor covering
including : ceramics, porcelain, travertine, marble, slate, sandstone,
screed floors, carpets and laminated wooden floors.

How does the thermostat work?
Once it has been switched on, the thermostat has a sensor that measures
the difference in air temperature. Once you have set the thermostat to your
desired comfort level, it will switch on and off automatically to maintain the
preset room temperature.

Is it safe to install undertile heating in my bathroom?
It is completely safe as the heaters are fully earthed as per regulation.

How long will the heating system last?
Our heating system has a lifespan durability when installed correctly.

How long will it take for the floor to heat up?
This depends on the thickness of the floor surface, but normally approximately
15 - 20 min for the floor to feel warm then 10 min more for the room to heat up.

Can the heaters be fixed directly on top of existing tiles?
Yes, the subfloor must be completely free from dust, dirt and grease. When
installing on top of existing tiled floors this floor needs to be treated.

Can heaters be used as the only heat source?
Absolutely, upon correct installation, the floor warms up causing heat to rise
resulting in the entire room being warmed.

Is it advisable to do it myself and is it possible to fix?
Is is preferable that you have it professionally installed as it also comes with a guarantee.
And yes, we are able to find the exact point of fault to repair.

How much will the running cost of my underfloor heating be?
Upon correct installation it should operate for approximately 8hrs a day.
Eg: room size - 22m2 require 2kw heater. The average price of kw/hr = 35c.
Equals: 2kw x 8hrs x 35cents = R5,60.
Ofcourse these calculations are all relative to certain conditions of your home, depending
on the insulation and air current flow in your home.