Heating any building requires a different heating system depending on its use.
Domestic central heating systems that use efficient condensing boilers fuelled by heating oil, gas and other non renewable energy sources are ideal for water heating as well as space heating via radiators and underfloor heating systems. Electric heating is another option especially where an existing heating system does not quite meet a room’s requirements.
Renewable energy sources that include solar heating or energy provision from a geothermal source or air source heat pump are becoming more widely specified as new technologies enter the marketplace.
In the Heating section of Wholebuild, you’ll find information from product manufacturers, service contractors and supporting Associations like HETAS and CIPHE who provide details on plumbing and heating engineers.
Latest Content to Section
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Designer Radiators of Various Shapes and Colours
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Solar electricity and hot water with PVT
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Outdoor Fires for Outdoor Dining and Living Areas
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Radiant Heating Case Study: Bourne Laboratories, Royal Holloway College
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Renewable Energy Opportunities: Installing Energy Efficient Systems
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Carbon Monoxide Safety Info
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LINING OLD CHIMNEYS
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Why is Chimney Maintenance Important?
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Installing an ICE VALVE to Keep your Boiler Working
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Fix Boiler Breakdown by Installing an ICE VALVE
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What to Expect on a Solar Heating Installation
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Pre-planning Design Advice to Achieve CSH Level 6
Interesting Info
If everyone in the UK had a condensing boiler our annual carbon dioxide emissions would be reduced by 17.5 million tonnes, and it would also result in a saving of £1.3 billion on energy bills every year.
