Aesthetically pleasing and maximising space is a challenge – especially in multi-unit, hi-rise developments. Creating a generous and comfortable place to live, work and relax all within a defined perimeter means every metre matters.
ThermaSkirt has the durability of a commercial system but maintains the appearance of a residential product
With each wall mounted emitter removed, an average of 0.7m2 of valuable, additional usable floor and 1.0m2 of wall space is created -adding value & costing your clients nothing in extra build costs.
The use of larger and lower glass areas provides natural daylight and an aspect on the world that can help improve the occupants’ well-being and mental health; vital at times of lockdown or working from home. More glass means less walls and often meant underfloor heating to provide the heating. Not anymore.
ThermaSkirt is less than 20mm in profile and can even be built into the wall using our ‘Shadowline’ system to make it practically invisible. Being an ‘above ground’ solution, you are free to specify what ever floor coverings you prefer as the heating performance is entirely unaffected by the surface finish.
Developed in co-operation with the NHS, our LST versions for use in assisted living or challenging behaviour suites will improve hygiene and service user safety whilst reducing running and maintenance costs.
Unlike Under floor heating, ThermaSkirt is fast and responsive to changes in heat demand, ensuring maximum comfort and minimal running cost. In addition it will not cause the “tired leg” syndrome experienced by hard working healthcase staff standing on heated floors all day
Available in a kitchen plinth version and a threshold version for across patio and balcony door openings, not a single mm2 of floor or wall space need be wasted.
Thermaskirt is typically 13% more efficient than radiators on conventional heating systems, and up to 25% on renewables
Our in-house design team are here to assist with planning.
Why not send over your plans in PDF, DXF, DWG or any other electronic format for a free, no obligation consultation and costing?