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Underfloor heating involves the installation of pipework in the floor, so that the whole floor acts like a radiator, warming the room from the ground up.
In basic terms, a wet underfloor heating system features pipes, filled by warm water and powered by a boiler or heat pump, concealed within the floor, and typically embedded within a screed.

Water underfloor heating is typically more energy efficient than radiators and is therefore less expensive to run. This is because the heat emitted from an underfloor system is more evenly distributed than heat from a single radiator, so the system can use water at a lower temperature.

But this isn’t always a given, nor is how much you might save on your energy bills over time. It will also depend on a lot of other factors, including:

• how energy efficient your home is
• the size of system and room
• how you use your heating.