Rising energy prices and growing environmental awareness mean that choosing a heating system is becoming one of the key decisions for homeowners.

Underfloor heating is one of the most convenient and efficient heating systems. It provides even heat distribution, eliminates the need to install traditional radiators, and allows better use of space.

Analysis of all aspects of underfloor heating in the kitchen. Is underfloor heating in the kitchen a good idea? In what situations does it work best? What should you pay attention to?

When there is frost outside, the right indoor temperature is crucial for comfort and health. It is not only about pleasant warmth – it is also a matter of energy efficiency and wellbeing. 

In the face of growing environmental awareness and the need for energy savings, regular inspection of solid fuel boilers is becoming a key element of their operation.

Yes, a heat pump can operate in an open system, but this requires appropriate adaptation of the installation and informed use. In such a system, the unit works with an open-vented expansion vessel (a feed and expansion tank, the so-called upper tank), which affects the entire hydraulics of the installation.

Integrating a heat pump with an existing heating system is an effective way to increase a building’s energy efficiency and reduce heating costs.

Analysis of using underfloor heating with a wooden floor. Will the underfloor heating work properly? Will it be warm enough? Will the wood deform? What should you pay attention to when choosing a wooden floor for this type of heating?

Underfloor heating is growing in popularity because it provides even heat distribution, increases user comfort and can significantly reduce energy bills. However, to fully utilise its potential, optimisation of the entire system is necessary.

Underfloor heating is becoming increasingly popular in modern homes. No wonder – it provides even heat distribution and a high level of comfort. However, warm-up time depends on several key factors: the type of system, the materials used in the floor, and the surrounding conditions.

Combining underfloor heating and radiators on one circuit makes it possible to use the advantages of both systems, ensuring thermal comfort and energy efficiency. This way you can enjoy even underfloor heating as well as fast room warm-up using radiators.

Modern technologies are changing the way we design and equip homes. More and more people are choosing innovative systems that increase living comfort, help save energy, and improve indoor air quality.

A brief overview of what J per square meter – J/m² – is. Where is this unit used and how can its meaning be understood? What is it intended to represent? Why is the UV radiation dose measured in this unit?

Underfloor heating is growing in popularity because it combines high user comfort with the possibility of lowering heating bills. Although its installation requires higher initial outlay than traditional radiators, in the longer term it can deliver significant savings. 

Solar collector installation is a key stage in using solar energy to heat domestic hot water and support heating systems. With growing environmental awareness and the search for economical, renewable energy sources, more and more people are choosing this investment.

Choosing the right location for a gas boiler is a key part of installing a home heating system. The room where the appliance will be installed must meet specific technical and construction requirements.

District heating is a modern way of supplying heat that is becoming increasingly popular in cities. Its main advantage is energy efficiency, which makes it a convenient and economical solution for residents.

The right radiator temperature is key to thermal comfort at home. Properly selected settings not only provide pleasant warmth on cold days, but also help save energy and reduce heating bills.