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HEATLINK radiant floor heating systems for your home

If you are thinking about building a new home - now is the time to think about what type of heat you wish to have. New Construction is the perfect time to install the Heatlink hydronic radiant floor heating system! The system will eliminate any chilly draft and make the need for a fan to circulate air around the room an ancient thing of the past!

With the way that homes are designed today, hydronic radiant floor heating makes even more sense. The floor plans are larger (bathrooms included) are larger, with higher ceilings and lots of tile and other cold surfaces. With forced-air and radiator heating, these spaces generally feel cold. That's not a problem with radiant floor heating; even the hard surfaces will feel warm to the touch.

The system allows great flexibility when it comes to furniture arrangement, too. With forced-air or radiators, occupants must strategically place their furniture to accommodate grills or radiators. With radiant floor heating, furniture can go anywhere because there are no grills or radiators.

HeatLink Radiant Floor Heating

With Heatlink, you have your choice of two types of systems, "wet" or "poured" systems, where the PEX tubing is encased in a gypsum or concrete based topping, and "dry" or "staple-up" systems, where the PEX tubing is held against the underside of the subfloor.

Being that the Heatlink system has to be installed in this manner, you see why it should be installed while you are having your new home built.

The surface temperature of the floor is designed to be no higher than 88 degrees F (31 degrees C), so it's always comfortable to walk on. HeatLink operates at the lowest possible water temperature to heat the structure. This level provides the most efficient transfer of energy. There are no wide temperature variations that you experience with forced air or radiator systems. It's also quiet! There are no noisy fans or radiator expansion noises to contend with, just quiet comfort. Energy efficiency is one of the system's strong points because the system delivers heat where it's needed, with little waste. A thermostat can be put in every room of the house, and unoccupied rooms can be set back to save energy.

This is what the Heatlink System would look like.

(Borrowed from the Heatlink Site)

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