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Thanks for the replies everyone. It would seem a still have a fair bit to learn here, and it's all too easy to get incorrect information from the internet (not referring to this site, BTW). Luckily, I have some really good literature from my father which covers central heating amongst a million...

Thanks for the reply. If we're talking about having only one shower, does this also mean that you will not get a decent shower if any taps are open in the house?

I've definitely decided against electric UFH. From what I perceive as more reliable evidence found, the running costs of electric UFH will be significantly higher than wet UFH or central heating in order to achieve the same level of heat. I probably will also not opt for wet UFH for this...

I am right to assume that wet UFH will indeed cost more to install than gas central heating with radiators in the same property? But, provided that the right techniques are used, the running costs would be lower to heat the same property? I need to go ahead and get an idea of costs from...

Doing a bit of further research, and I am again finding a lot of the same stuff I thought about electric UFH, but if I'm honest this is usually coming from companies who sell the products, whether on their websites or on another supposedly "impartial" website. I've noticed a few bits here and...

Well, I know the installation part is true from my own costings, and as you said in your own post ("cheap as chips"). It is also more efficient and potentially more economical to heat from the floor but not necessarily from an electric element. In a new build if the pipework is laid right away...

I suppose it may help if I provide some more detail; At the moment I'm working with a pretty much blank canvas. The reasoning for ufh was that from my research; - it will be much cheaper to install diy than gas central heating - it is supposed to be more efficient way of heating a room...

Thanks for the replies. Do you have any experience with electirc ufh as primary or second heat source?

Hi. I'm looking for some advice on boilers best suited to my requirments. I'm looking to install a new boiler for hot water supply only. Heating is provided by electrical Underfloor Heating system. The hot water supply will be needed for: - one bathroom with a bath, sink, and thermostatic...