Electric underfloor heating – Comfortable warmth from below for new builds and renovations

Warm feet, a cozy atmosphere, invisible technology: Experience the next generation of room heating with our electric underfloor heating systems. Whether in the bathroom, kitchen, living room, or office – enjoy even, invisible comfort directly beneath your feet. Ideal for new builds, renovations, and modernizations – easy to install, efficient to operate, and perfect for every floor covering.

Electric underfloor heating – Comforting warmth you can feel but not see

Imagine this: You step into your bathroom barefoot in the morning – and immediately feel pleasant warmth beneath your feet. No more cold tiles, no bulky radiators on the wall, no dry heated air. Just pure comfort rising from below and warming the entire room evenly.

This is electric underfloor heating: Invisible, efficient, comfortable – and easier to install than you think.

Your benefits at a glance

• Comfortable radiant heat: Even warmth from the floor upward – natural and pleasant like sunshine
• Invisible heating: No obtrusive radiators, maximum design freedom for your rooms
• Low installation height: Just 3–4 mm thin – perfect for renovations and older buildings without major construction work
• Quick installation: Can be installed directly in tile adhesive or screed – no elaborate pipe system required
• Energy-efficient: 160 W/m² heating output – precise temperature control saves energy and costs
• Maintenance-free: Once installed, reliable for decades – no maintenance costs
• Smart home-ready: Controllable via app or voice control (Alexa/Google) – modern technology for modern comfort
• For every floor covering: Tiles, natural stone, laminate, vinyl – versatile to use

Overcome challenges with electric underfloor heating

Whether it’s an older building with limited installation height or modern architecture with high design standards, our heating systems integrate seamlessly. Thanks to their low installation height and easy installation in tile adhesive or screed, our solution is particularly suitable for:

Bathroom renovation – No more cold tiles

The situation: Your bathroom is being renovated. You finally want warm tiles, but installing a hot-water underfloor heating system is too much work – laying pipes, creating connections, and building up the screed.

The solution: Electric underfloor heating with an installation height of just 3–4 mm. The heating mat is installed directly in the tile adhesive – done. Your tiler can easily install it as part of the regular renovation.

The result: Warm feet every morning, a comfortable indoor climate, and no mold growth thanks to even heat. Your bathroom becomes a place to relax.

Period Property Renovation – Comfort Without Major Structural Work

The situation: Your period property has limited ceiling height. Every centimeter counts. Conventional underfloor heating with a thick screed layer is not feasible.

The solution: Our electric heating mats require a build height of just 3–4 mm. No raising the screed, shortening doors, or adjusting transitions.

The result: Modern underfloor heating in a period property—without compromising ceiling height. Comfort meets heritage protection.

Kitchen & Living Area – A Comfortable Atmosphere Throughout the Home

The situation: You are planning open-plan living areas with large tiled or stone surfaces. They look elegant but often feel cold.

The solution: Electric underfloor heating beneath tiles, natural stone, or vinyl. Even heat distribution throughout the room, with no cold zones.

The result: Your design floors remain visually perfect—and feel wonderfully warm. Walking barefoot becomes a pleasure, not an ordeal.

Office & Commercial Spaces – A Productive Working Environment

The situation: Cold feet at the desk reduce concentration. Radiators create uneven temperature zones—too cold by the window, too warm near the radiator.

The solution: Electric underfloor heating ensures even temperature distribution throughout the office. No drafts, no dust being stirred up.

The result: Focused work at a comfortable temperature. Your employees feel comfortable—and are more productive.

Technical solutions – The right system for every requirement

Heating mats 160 W/m² – The standard solution for living spaces

Heating output: 160 watts per m² – ideal for living rooms, bathrooms, and kitchens

Build height: Just 3–4 mm – fits under almost any floor covering

Installation: Directly in tile adhesive or thin-bed screed – quick and easy

Sizes: From 1 m² (small bathrooms) to 12 m² (large living areas) – flexibly combinable

Application: Tiles, natural stone, porcelain stoneware – ideal for all mineral floor coverings

Complete kits – Everything included for installation

Included in the set:

• Electric heating mat in your desired size (160 W/m²)
• Digital thermostat with touchscreen or Wi-Fi function
• Floor sensor for precise temperature measurement
• Detailed installation instructions in German
• Technical documentation for your electrician

Benefit: Perfectly matched components. You order once—and have everything you need. No compatibility issues, no additional orders.

Thermostats – From basic to smart home

Digital thermostat with touchscreen

Function: Precise temperature control accurate to ±0.5°C

Operation: Intuitive touchscreen display, weekly schedule can be set

Application: Perfect for bathrooms – warm in the morning, energy-saving mode during the day

Advantage: Automatic control saves up to 30% in energy costs compared with manual operation

WIFI thermostat with smart home integration

Function: Control via smartphone app (iOS/Android) from anywhere

Compatibility: Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant – voice control possible

Features: Time schedules, vacation mode, energy-consumption statistics, remote access

Application: Ideal for modern smart homes and tech-savvy users

Advantage: "Alexa, set the bathroom heating to 24 degrees" – comfort at the highest level

Why choose electric underfloor heating for living and working areas?

Health & Well-being

• No dust circulation: Unlike convection radiators – ideal for allergy sufferers
• Even temperature distribution: No cold feet, no hot head – physiologically optimal
• No dry air: Radiant heat does not dry out the room air – a pleasant indoor climate
• Mold prevention: Warm floor surfaces prevent condensation and mold growth

Cost-effectiveness & Efficiency

• Low investment costs: Less expensive than hydronic underfloor heating – no pipes, manifolds, or boiler
• Precise control: Each room can be controlled individually – no energy wasted on unused rooms
• Fast response time: Reaches the desired temperature within 15–30 minutes – no long heat-up phases
• Maintenance-free: No maintenance costs, no repairs, no heating-system servicing
• Long service life: 30+ years of operation – invest once and benefit for decades

Installation & Flexibility

• Easy installation: Your tiler can install the heating mat during a standard renovation
• No permits required: Unlike central heating systems – simply install and use
• Can be retrofitted room by room: Start with the bathroom, then add the kitchen later – no complete renovation required
• Can be combined: Perfect as a supplement to existing heating systems

Cost comparison: Electric underfloor heating vs. conventional radiators

Example calculation: 10 m² bathroom

Position	Radiator	Electric underfloor heating
Purchase costs	approx. €800 (radiator and connection)	approx. €600 (complete 10 m² set)
Installation costs	approx. €400 (plumbing and heating)	approx. €200 (electrician; often included in the tiler’s price)
Installation height	0 mm (wall-mounted)	3–4 mm (barely noticeable)
Heat-up time	30–60 min (hot-water system)	15–30 min (direct electric heating)
Operating costs/day*	approx. €1.20 (2 hours of full operation)	approx. €0.96 (2 hours of full operation, 160 W/m² × 10 m² × €0.30/kWh)
Maintenance costs/year	approx. €150 (allocated heating maintenance costs)	€0 (maintenance-free)
Space savings	Radiator blocks wall space	100% of wall space usable
Feel-good factor	Cold feet on tiles	Warm feet, a cozy atmosphere
Total costs over 10 years	approx. €5,580 (including maintenance)	approx. €4,300 (excluding maintenance)

*Based on an average of 2 hours of full operation per day, electricity price €0.30/kWh

Conclusion: Electric underfloor heating is not only more comfortable but also more economical – especially when heating individual rooms and using it selectively.

Applications – Where electric underfloor heating works perfectly

Bathroom – The classic application for underfloor heating

Why here? Tiles store heat excellently and release it evenly. Walking barefoot becomes a pleasure.

Recommended heating output: 160 W/m² – ensures a floor temperature of 22–24°C

Typical sizes: 2–10 m² – perfect for small guest WCs and large family bathrooms

Control: Time program recommended – warm in the morning, energy-saving mode during the day

Special feature: Towel-drying function – place towels on the warm floor

Kitchen – Feel-good comfort while cooking

Why here? You spend a lot of time standing in the kitchen. Warm feet make cooking and food preparation more enjoyable.

Recommended heating output: 160 W/m² under tiles or natural stone

Typical sizes: 8–15 m² – often combined with the living area

Control: Constant temperature or nighttime setback

Special feature: No radiators to interfere with kitchen planning – maximum design freedom

Living room – Comfort for the whole family

Why here? Even warmth throughout the room – no cold corners, no drafts.

Recommended heating output: 160 W/m² – also suitable under laminate or vinyl (follow the manufacturer's specifications)

Typical sizes: 15–30 m² – even large rooms can be heated with ease

Control: Smart home thermostat for flexible programming

Special feature: Perfect for open-plan living concepts – invisible heating, maximum comfort

Bedroom – Healthy sleep at the optimal temperature

Why here? Underfloor heating provides an even, not overly warm temperature – ideal for healthy sleep.

Recommended heating output: 100–130 W/m² (reduced output for bedrooms)

Typical sizes: 12–20 m²

Control: Night setback to 16–18°C, automatically returning to 20°C in the morning

Special feature: No dry heating air – a better indoor climate for restful sleep

Office & Home Office – Productive at a comfortable temperature

Why here? Cold feet at your desk reduce concentration. Underfloor heating creates optimal working conditions.

Recommended heating output: 160 W/m² – constant temperature during working hours

Typical sizes: 10–20 m²

Control: Time program – full output only during working hours

Special feature: No dust circulation – important for allergy sufferers and screen-based work

Winter garden & veranda – Year-round use

Why here? Large glass surfaces cool down quickly. Underfloor heating efficiently compensates for heat loss.

Recommended heating output: 160–200 W/m² (depending on insulation)

Typical sizes: 10–25 m²

Control: Thermostat with outdoor temperature sensor for optimal regulation

Special feature: Extends the usage season from March to November

Installation – It's that easy

Step 1: Planning & preparation

Measure the room: Measure the area to be heated (excluding permanently installed furniture such as bathtubs and built-in cabinets)

Select the heating mat: Choose the appropriate size – combine multiple mats if necessary

Thermostat position: Plan the thermostat position (ideally 1.5 m high, not in direct sunlight)

Hire an electrician: Clarify the power supply with your electrician (230V connection)

Step 2: Prepare the substrate

Check the substrate: Clean, dry, and level – as required for standard tile installation

Apply primer: Apply an adhesion primer for better bonding between the heating mat and screed

Install the floor sensor: Position the temperature sensor in a protective conduit between two heating wires

Step 3: Install the heating mat

Unroll the heating mat: Start at the power supply and unroll the mat evenly

Securing: Temporarily secure the heating mat with tape or adhesive

Lay the connections: Route the power cable to the thermostat and connect the floor sensor

Continuity test: An electrician checks the resistance and insulation – important before covering it!

Step 4: Embed the heating mat

Apply tile adhesive: Completely cover the heating mat with tile adhesive (3–4 mm layer)

Lay the tiles: Lay the tiles normally as usual – the heating mat is now protected

Allow to cure: Allow at least 28 days for curing before initial start-up

Step 5: Install the thermostat & initial start-up

Install the thermostat: An electrician connects the thermostat, heating mat, and floor sensor

Programming: Set the desired temperature and time programs

Initial start-up: Heat up slowly (increase by 5°C per day) – protects screed and tiles

Enjoy: Warm feet and a cozy atmosphere from now on!

Frequently asked questions about electric underfloor heating

What are the running costs of electric underfloor heating?

Example calculation for a 10 m² bathroom:

• Heating output: 160 W/m² × 10 m² = 1,600 watts = 1.6 kW
• Operating time: approx. 2–3 hours daily (with thermostat control)
• Electricity costs: 1.6 kW × 2.5 hrs. × €0.30/kWh = approx. €1.20 per day
• Monthly costs: approx. €36 (with daily use)
• Annual costs: approx. €430 (with year-round use)

Money-saving tip: Use a timer to heat only in the morning and evening – reduces costs by up to 40%

Can electric underfloor heating be installed under any floor covering?

Ideally suitable:

• Tiles (ceramic, porcelain stoneware) – best thermal conductivity
• Natural stone (marble, granite, slate) – stores heat exceptionally well
• Screed/concrete – direct heat transfer

Conditionally suitable (follow the manufacturer's specifications):

• Laminate – only special qualities suitable for underfloor heating
• Vinyl/PVC – maximum surface temperature of 27°C
• Parquet – only multilayer, glued varieties

Not suitable:

• Carpet – provides too much insulation, preventing heat from passing through
• Solid wood floorboards – expand and contract too much and may crack

How long does it take for underfloor heating to warm up?

Heating time: 15–30 minutes to reach the desired temperature (depending on the floor covering and room temperature)

Faster than hot-water underfloor heating: Electric systems respond significantly faster than water-based systems (which take 1–2 hours)

Practical tip: Preheat automatically with a timer – switch it on at 6 a.m.; the bathroom will be perfectly heated by 7 a.m.

Is electric underfloor heating suitable as the main heating system?

Yes, under certain conditions:

• Well-insulated new buildings (KfW 55 standard or better)
• Small to medium-sized rooms (up to 30 m²)
• Low heating demand (well-insulated buildings)
• Combination with other heat sources (e.g. heat pump, photovoltaic system)

Ideal as supplementary heating:

• Supplement to central heating in the bathroom and kitchen
• Transition period (spring/autumn) – central heating off, underfloor heating on
• Targeted heating of individual rooms

Can I install underfloor heating myself?

Installing the heating mat: Yes, possible with some DIY skills – similar to laying tiles

Electrical connection: No, this must be carried out by a certified electrician (VDE regulations)

Recommendation: Install the heating mat yourself and hire an electrician for the connection – saves costs and is legally safe

How long does electric underfloor heating last?

Service life: 30–40 years with normal use – often longer than the building itself

No wear parts: Unlike hot-water systems, there are no pumps, valves, or seals that wear out

Warranty: Our heating mats come with a manufacturer's warranty – details vary by product

Maintenance-free: Once professionally installed, the heating system works for decades without maintenance

What happens if the heating mat is damaged?

During installation: Perform a continuity test before covering it – this allows you to detect damage immediately

After installation: The heating mat is protected by tile adhesive and tiles – damage is extremely rare

In case of damage: Local repairs are possible – the entire area does not need to be replaced

Prevention: Document the installation position (take photos) – this helps with later drilling work

Does electric underfloor heating use a lot of electricity?

With intelligent control: No!

• The thermostat switches off when the desired temperature is reached
• Time programmes heat only when needed (e.g. in the morning/evening)
• Room-by-room control – no energy used for unoccupied rooms
• Fast response time – no long warm-up phases like with hot-water systems

Comparison: Operating a 10 m² bathroom for 2 hours a day costs approx. €1.20 per day – less than a cup of coffee at a café!

Can I operate underfloor heating with photovoltaics?

Yes, a perfect combination!

• Heat with your own solar power during the day – dramatically reducing electricity costs
• Put surplus PV power to good use instead of feeding it into the grid
• Smart home thermostats can automatically use surplus PV power
• Particularly economical when combined with battery storage

Example: A 10 m² bathroom with 1.6 kW of power – with self-generated electricity, only approx. €0.10/kWh instead of €0.30/kWh from the grid = 66% cost savings

Is underfloor heating harmful to your health?

No, quite the opposite – it promotes good health!

• No dust circulation: Ideal for allergy and asthma sufferers
• No electromagnetic fields: Our heating mats are double-shielded and EMC-tested
• Optimal temperature distribution: “Warm feet, cool head” – physiologically ideal
• No mould growth: Warm surfaces prevent condensation
• Better indoor climate: No dry heated air like with convection radiators

Why choose electric underfloor heating from us?

High-quality components – Tested quality

All our underfloor heating systems are CE-certified and comply with German VDE standards. Double-shielded heating cables, waterproof connections, durable materials – quality you can rely on.

Complete sets – Everything from one source

No compatibility issues, no additional orders. Our complete sets contain everything you need – perfectly matched. Heating mat, thermostat, floor sensor, installation instructions – one package, one order, done.

German installation instructions – explained clearly

Detailed instructions in German with step-by-step photos. Also suitable for your tiler and electrician – technical documentation included. No translation errors, no misunderstandings.

Fast shipping

Most heating mats and thermostats are available immediately. Shipping within 1-2 working days. Your renovation cannot wait – neither can we.

Personal advice – We help with planning

Not sure what size you need? Questions about installation? Our team will advise you free of charge and without obligation. By phone, email or in person – we are here for you.

Fair prices – Direct sales without middlemen

We import directly from the manufacturer and pass the price advantages on to you. No middlemen, no inflated margins – just fair prices for high-quality products.

Buy electric underfloor heating – How to find the right size

Step 1: Calculate the area

Measure the room size: Length × width = total area

Deduct permanently installed furniture:

• Bathtub, shower (permanently installed)
• Built-in cabinets, kitchen units
• Toilet base (approx. 0.5 m²)
• Washbasin cabinet

Movable furniture: Can remain in place – laying the heating mat underneath is not a problem

Example bathroom 3 m × 2.5 m:

• Total area: 7.5 m²
• Deduction for bathtub: -2.0 m²
• Deduction for toilet: -0.5 m²
• Deduction for washbasin: -0.5 m²
• Heated area: 4.5 m² → order a 5 m² heating mat

Step 2: Select the heating output

Standard living areas: 160 W/m² (bathroom, kitchen, living room)

Bedroom: 100-130 W/m² (reduced output for a cooler sleeping temperature)

Conservatory/poorly insulated: 200 W/m² (higher output for greater heat loss)

Step 3: Select a thermostat

Digital thermostat: For easy operation and time programs

WIFI thermostat: For smart home integration and remote control

Several rooms: Each room needs its own thermostat for individual control

Step 4: Complete set or individual components?

Recommended complete set for:

• First installation – you do not have anything yet
• Individual rooms (bathroom, guest WC)
• Simple planning – everything fits together

Individual components are ideal for:

• Several rooms with one thermostat (not recommended – each room should be controllable separately)
• Replacement of defective components
• Special requirements (e.g. particularly large areas)

Installation tips for professionals and ambitious DIY enthusiasts

Avoid common mistakes

Error 1: Switching on the heating mat too early

Problem: Tile adhesive/screed has not yet cured – cracks may develop

Solution: Wait at least 28 days, then heat up slowly (increase by 5°C daily)

Error 2: Floor sensor positioned incorrectly

Problem: Sensor lies directly on the heating cable – measures too high a temperature, room remains cold

Solution: Position the floor sensor precisely between two heating cables and install it in a protective conduit

Error 3: No continuity test before covering the mat

Problem: The heating mat was damaged during installation—this is only noticed after tiling

Solution: An electrician tests the resistance and insulation BEFORE covering the mat with tile adhesive

Error 4: Heating mat installed under permanently installed furniture

Problem: Heat buildup under a bathtub or built-in cabinet—overheating is possible

Solution: Install the heating mat only in freely accessible areas, leaving permanently installed furniture uncovered

Error 5: Incorrect heating output selected

Problem: Too little power—the room will not get warm; too much power—unnecessarily high costs

Solution: 160 W/m² for standard living spaces; if in doubt, seek advice

Professional tips for a perfect installation

Tip 1: Photograph the installation plan—it helps prevent damage during future drilling

Tip 2: Test the heating mat with a multimeter before, during, and after installation

Tip 3: Use a protective conduit for the floor sensor—it allows later replacement without removing the tiles

Tip 4: Lay the power cable in a conduit—it makes future repairs easier

Tip 5: Do not install the thermostat in direct sunlight—it will distort the temperature measurement

Experience cozy warmth—modern, efficient, comfortable

Are you planning a renovation or want to future-proof your home with efficient heating? Our electric underfloor heating systems are the perfect solution for new builds, renovations, and modernizations.

Your free underfloor heating consultation includes:

• Needs analysis: What heating output do you need for your room size?
• Product selection: Which heating mat and thermostat are the best fit?
• Installation planning: How can you install the heating mat most efficiently?
• Cost calculation: Individual calculation of purchase and operating costs
• Installation support: Technical details for your tiler and electrician
• Smart home integration: Options for integrating it into your existing system

Contact us now—we offer free, no-obligation advice!

Plan your underfloor heating now and enjoy warm feet

Transform your rooms into cozy oases with invisible technology you can feel every day. No more cold tiles, no bulky radiators—just pure comfort from below.

Your family will thank you—with a smile when they take their first step onto warm tiles every morning.

Technical data at a glance

Electric heating mats 160 W/m²

Size	Power	Power consumption	Application
1 m²	160 W	0.7 A	Small bathrooms, guest toilets
2 m²	320 W	1.4 A	Guest toilets, small bathrooms
3 m²	480 W	2.1 A	Standard bathrooms
4 m²	640 W	2.8 A	Bathrooms, small kitchens
5 m²	800 W	3.5 A	Large bathrooms, kitchens
6 m²	960 W	4.2 A	Kitchens, small living areas
8 m²	1,280 W	5.6 A	Living areas, offices
10 m²	1,600 W	7.0 A	Large living areas
12 m²	1,920 W	8.3 A	Large rooms, open areas

General technical specifications

• Voltage: 230V AC, 50 Hz
• Heating output: 160 W/m² (standard for living spaces)
• Installation height: 3–4 mm (including heating cable)
• Cable thickness: approx. 3 mm diameter
• Protection rating: IP67 (waterproof, dustproof)
• Insulation: Double-shielded, EMC tested
• Certification: CE, VDE, TÜV tested
• Warranty: Manufacturer’s warranty as specified in the product description
• Service life: 30+ years with proper installation

Thermostat specifications

Digital thermostat with touchscreen

• Display: LCD touchscreen, backlit
• Temperature range: 5–40°C, adjustable in 0.5°C increments
• Accuracy: ±0.5°C
• Programs: 7-day weekly program, 6 time slots per day
• Functions: Holiday mode, frost protection, child lock
• Installation: Flush-mounted (standard 60 mm switch box)
• Connection: 230V AC, max. 16A (3,680 W)

WIFI thermostat with smart home integration

• Display: TFT color touchscreen
• Connectivity: WIFI 2.4 GHz, app control (iOS/Android)
• Smart Home: Compatible with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant
• Functions: Remote access, consumption statistics, geofencing, weather data integration
• Programs: Unlimited time programs, individual scenarios
• Energy monitoring: Real-time display of electricity consumption
• Updates: Automatic firmware updates via WIFI

Comparison: Electric vs. Hydronic Underfloor Heating

Criterion	Electric underfloor heating	Hydronic underfloor heating
Purchase costs	Low (€600–1,200 for 10 m²)	High (€2,000–4,000 for 10 m²)
Installation costs	Low (€200–400)	High (€1,000–2,000)
Installation height	3–4 mm (minimal)	50–80 mm (significant)
Installation	Simple, in tile adhesive	Complex, pipe system + screed
Heat-up time	15–30 minutes (fast)	1–2 hours (slow)
Response time	Very fast (minutes)	Slow (hours)
Maintenance	None (maintenance-free)	Regularly (heating, pump)
Retrofitting by room	Yes, easily possible	No, only as a complete system
Operating costs*	Medium (approx. €0.30/kWh electricity)	Low (approx. €0.08/kWh gas/oil)
With photovoltaic systems	Very inexpensive (self-consumption)	Cannot be combined
Control accuracy	Very precise (±0.5°C)	Slow to respond (±2°C)
Suitable for older buildings	Yes, ideal	Conditional (installation height!)
Service life	30–40 years	20–30 years (wear parts)

*Operating costs depend heavily on usage duration, insulation, and energy prices

Conclusion: Electric underfloor heating is ideal for renovations, older buildings, individual rooms, and in combination with photovoltaics. Hydronic underfloor heating is worthwhile in new builds with an integrated system and a long service life.

Increase energy efficiency – save on operating costs

Tip 1: Use intelligent time programs

Bathroom example:

• 06:00–08:00: 24°C (morning routine)
• 08:00–18:00: 16°C (daytime setback)
• 18:00–22:00: 22°C (evening routine)
• 22:00–06:00: 16°C (night setback)

Savings: Up to 40% compared with continuous operation

Tip 2: Room-by-room control

Each room has its own thermostat – heat only the rooms you use. Heat the guest WC only when needed, the main bathroom daily, and the kitchen as required.

Savings: Up to 30% through targeted heating

Tip 3: Choose setback temperatures correctly

Do not switch it off completely – a slight reduction (16–18°C) is more efficient than letting the room cool completely and reheating it.

Savings: Up to 20% through optimized temperature reduction

Tip 4: Use surplus photovoltaic electricity

Use a smart-home thermostat to heat automatically when your PV system produces surplus electricity (at midday). The heat is stored in the screed.

Savings: Up to 70% through self-consumption (€0.10/kWh instead of €0.30/kWh)

Tip 5: Choose the optimal floor temperature

Do not set the temperature too high – a floor temperature of 22–24°C is entirely sufficient. Each additional degree costs approximately 6% more energy.

Savings: Up to 12% by choosing a moderate temperature

Tip 6: Combine with good insulation

Underfloor heating beneath poorly insulated rooms loses a great deal of energy downwards. Insulation beneath the heating mat, where possible, increases efficiency.

Savings: Up to 25% through insulation underneath

Sustainability & the environment – heating with a clear conscience

Combination with renewable energy

Photovoltaics: Use your own solar power for heating – CO₂-neutral and cost-effective

Green electricity: Obtain electricity from renewable sources – heat with 100% climate neutrality

Heat pump: Combine electric underfloor heating with a heat pump – highly efficient and environmentally friendly

Long service life reduces resource consumption

A service life of 30–40 years means: install once, use for decades – no regular replacement as with other heating systems.

No refrigerants, no oil, no gas

Electric underfloor heating requires no environmentally harmful refrigerants, fossil fuels, or leak-prone systems. Clean, safe, sustainable.

Recyclable materials

Copper pipes and plastic insulation are fully recyclable – no hazardous-waste issues at the end of their service life.

Legal information & standards

Electrical installation in accordance with VDE standards

Electric underfloor heating must be installed by a certified electrician in accordance with VDE 0100. Installing the heating mat yourself is permitted, but the electrical connection must be carried out by a qualified professional.

German Building Energy Act (GEG)

Electric underfloor heating can be recognized as a heating system under the German Building Energy Act (GEG) if it is powered by renewable energy (e.g., photovoltaics or green electricity). Combined with a heat pump or PV system, it meets modern energy standards.

Tenancy law & condominiums

Tenants: Installing electric underfloor heating requires the landlord’s consent (structural alteration)

Owners: In condominiums, you are free to decide for your own unit—no approval from the owners’ association is required

Removal: When moving out, removal may be required—but in practice it is usually not feasible (when installed beneath tiles)

Insurance & liability

Building insurance: Electric underfloor heating is part of the building structure and is included in building insurance

Professional installation: Have the installation documented by professional contractors—important in the event of an insurance claim

Warranty claims: Only with professional installation by certified contractors

Checklist: Is electric underfloor heating right for me?

✓ Electric underfloor heating is ideal if:

• You want to add heating to individual rooms (bathroom, kitchen)
• Your older building has limited floor build-up height (only 3–4 mm required)
• You’re planning a renovation and installing new tiles
• You want warm feet in the bathroom
• You don’t want a complex hot-water installation
• You have or are planning a photovoltaic system
• You prefer maintenance-free heating technology
• You want individual room-by-room temperature control
• You want to use smart home integration
• You need fast heat-up times

✗ Electric underfloor heating is less suitable if:

• You want to heat an entire house as the primary heating system (a hot-water system is often more economical)
• You have very high electricity prices (over €0.40/kWh) and no PV system
• You want to install carpeting (it provides too much insulation)
• Your building is very poorly insulated (high heat loss)
• You need 24/7 continuous operation (businesses with continuous operation)

? Unsure? Get advice!

If you’re unsure whether electric underfloor heating is the right solution for your situation, contact us! We’ll advise you free of charge and honestly, even if another solution would be better for you.

Order your electric underfloor heating now

Turn your rooms into oases of comfort—with invisible technology you’ll feel every day. Choose the right heating mat and thermostat system from our range.

Our complete kits – Everything in one package

• Complete kit 1–12 m²: Heating mat + digital thermostat + floor sensor + instructions
• Complete WIFI kit: Heating mat + WIFI thermostat + floor sensor + Smart Home instructions
• Multi-room packages: Special offers for multiple rooms (e.g. bathroom + guest WC + kitchen)

Individual components – Flexible to combine

• Heating mats 160 W/m²: Available individually in sizes from 1–12 m²
• Digital thermostats: With touchscreen and weekly programming
• WIFI thermostats: With app control and Smart Home integration
• Floor sensors: Replacement sensors and additional sensors
• Accessories: Protective conduits, connection cables, installation materials

Your benefits when buying from us

• Free consultation: Personalized planning for your project
• Fast shipping: usually within 1–2 business days
• German instructions: Clear and comprehensive
• Technical support: We are also here for you after your purchase
• Tested quality: CE, VDE, TÜV-certified
• Manufacturer's warranty: Long-term security for your investment

Contact us – We will be happy to advise you

Do you have questions about electric underfloor heating? Are you unsure which size or system is right for your project? Our team is here to provide advice and support – free of charge and with no obligation.

What you should ideally provide

• Floor plan or sketch of the room to be heated, with dimensions
• Photos of the current condition (if renovating)
• Information about the planned floor covering (tiles, natural stone, etc.)
• Indication of whether primary or supplementary heating is desired
• Your preferences regarding control (simple, Smart Home, etc.)

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