OUR SYSTEMS
Six ways to warm your floor — from new slabs to full renovations — engineered and installed entirely in-house by dPP.
Hydronic — New build, pre-pour
In-slab pipe cast into the structural concrete pour.
Hydronic — New build, post-pour
Pipes embedded in a topping screed over an existing slab.
Hydronic — Renovation, minimal lift
Low-profile overlay panel for renovations without floor height loss.
Hydronic — New build or renovation
Aluminium spreader plates fitted beneath suspended timber joists.
Hydronic — New build, slab stage
Perimeter trench convectors recessed at glazed façades and doors.
Electric — Retrofit, any stage
Thin mat or cable system for targeted zones where wet systems cannot reach.
Why Floor Heating
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Silent, dust-free, allergen-free warmth.
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Even radiant heat, not blown air.
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A system for every build stage — new slab through to renovation.
Build Stage
System
Method
Timeframe
30-year warranty on pipe • 10-year manifold warranty • 2-year warranty on electrical & plumbing components
Tell us about your build and we’ll match the right floor heating system to it — designed, supplied and installed by our own employed technicians.
Screed retrofits warm up significantly faster than a full in-slab pour — we confirm the exact figure once we’ve assessed your build. Slab and Timber Joist systems (via heat emission plate) are usually 24 hours from first fix to commissioning. Renotec, Trench and Electric timelines depend on the scope of your renovation — we confirm an exact figure once we’ve assessed your build stage and floor type.
Because radiant floor heating warms people and objects directly rather than blowing heated air, most homes are comfortable at a lower thermostat setting than with a ducted system — which typically means lower running costs for the same level of comfort. We model expected running costs against your floor area and insulation as part of your quote.
Yes. Renotec is a low-profile overlay system built specifically for renovations where floor height can’t be raised, and our Electric mat or cable system can be retrofitted into a single room at any stage — no need to touch the whole floor.
Hydronic and electric floor heating have no moving parts once installed, so there’s nothing to service under normal use. Manifolds and thermostats stay accessible for any future changes, and every system we install is backed by dPP’s own product and workmanship warranty.
