Wet Underfloor Heating Pipe and Conduit

Here at Underfloor Store, we can provide you with your wet underfloor heating pipe and conduit to ensure that you’re getting the most efficient products for your wet underfloor heating system. You can browse our extensive range from leading suppliers on Underfloor Store. If you’re unsure what products will match your underfloor heating system, then call Underfloor Store on 0330 123 2231 and we’ll be able to advise you on suitable products for your system. 

What is a Wet Underfloor Heating System?

A wet underfloor heating system is where you have a series of pipes underneath your flooring that connect to a boiler via a manifold. Hot water is then sent from the boiler and around the pipes of your wet underfloor heating system. The heat rises and the room above is heated evenly throughout. 

What is a Wet Underfloor Heating Pipe and Conduit?

Underfloor heating pipe is a necessary component of a wet underfloor heating system. These pipes are what carry the hot water from the boiler and around the underfloor heating system. The pipes are laid in loops to ensure there is an even distribution of temperature in the room above. Furthermore, the pipes available at Underfloor Store are manufactured from cross-linked polyethylene to ensure that your wet underfloor system provides a superior performance. 

We have a range of varying lengths of wet underfloor heating pipe to ensure that you find the perfect size for your underfloor heating system. Additionally, the pipes available at Underfloor Store can be used for general plumbing, radiator connection applications and distribution mains and risers as the pipes at Underfloor Store offer versatility. 

A wet underfloor heating conduit should be combined with the pipes that you have in place as the wet underfloor heating pipe and conduit go hand in hand together to provide you with the superior underfloor heating system. The conduit is used to group multiple underfloor heating pipes together to prevent an excessive amount of heat being in one place. Conduits can also be used in instances where the pipes are laid between two different rooms, going through walls and to simply protect the underfloor heating pipes from wear and tear damage. 

Floor Level Height With Pipe and Conduit

Even though a wet underfloor heating system is the most beneficial underfloor heating system, people often choose to opt out of getting one as it can raise the level of your flooring due to the width of the wet underfloor heating pipe and conduit. Here at Underfloor Store, we can provide you with a wet underfloor pipe and conduit that doesn’t cause an issue with your floor height in the form of our low-profile screeded system. Our low-profile underfloor pipe stocked by Warmus is the perfect fit with a screeded low-profile underfloor heating system. This will ensure that there is minimal impact on your floor height and our low-profile pipe is available in lengths of 70m, 140m and 600m. 

Wet Underfloor Heating Pipes and Conduits Available at Underfloor Store

Underfloor Store stocks a variety of different pipes and conduits from a range of reputable manufacturers. They are available from world-leading underfloor suppliers such as:

• Polypipe
• Uponor
• Warmus

With our underfloor pipes, we have PEX and MLC pipes available. Our PEX pipe widths range from 9.9x1.1mm to 20x2mm and our MLC pipe comes in 16x2mm from either Warmus or Uponor. 

Our 50m conduit comes in 16mm, 20mm or 25mm widths. We also have specialised conduits for specific widths of pipes such as 23mm conduit for 20mm pipe and 20mm conduit for 16mm pipe. 

Underfloor Store can provide you with the perfect wet underfloor heating pipe and conduit to give you a complete system where you can reap the benefits of underfloor heating. 

Getting Your Wet Underfloor heating Pipe and Conduit

To receive the best pipes and conduits available on the market, visit Underfloor Store to view our complete range. If you need any assistance in purchasing the right ones for your system and property, then give us a call on 0330 123 2231 and one of our specialists will be able to assist you.