Another key point is the high heat demand of bathrooms compared to other rooms. Due to their smaller size and higher heat loss, bathrooms often require more powerful heating solutions. This means the design of the underfloor heating system must be carefully planned to ensure adequate coverage and efficiency.

Additionally, because underfloor heating works by radiating heat upward from the floor, any heavy fixtures like bathtubs, sinks, or toilets can interfere with the heat distribution. To optimize performance, it’s recommended to set the desired room temperature between 20°C and 24°C. This range ensures comfort without overworking the system.

If you plan to use the heating during winter, it's wise to go with a high-power system. Winter conditions can increase the heat load, and a more powerful system will help maintain consistent warmth even when the outside temperature drops significantly.

Before starting the installation, it's also important to have a clear idea of your ideal bathroom temperature. Communicate this with your designer so they can tailor the system to meet your specific needs and expectations.

Using underfloor heating in the bathroom offers more than just warmth. The infrared radiation emitted by the system falls within the 8–12 micron range, which is known to be beneficial for human health. Plus, since it heats from the bottom up, it helps eliminate bacteria on the floor, promoting a cleaner and healthier living environment for you and your family.

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