Underfloor Heating Circuits and Zones explained

This is part one of our underfloor heating basics series
Today we talk about and answer a commonly asked and misunderstood question regarding the differences between underfloor heating zones and circuits
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If you have any questions about underfloor heating then please let me know in the comments section and I will be happy to answer them for you

[@AlexM-ne2gt]

Great video, thanks for clarifying

[@yannih1782]

Nice work. Thankyou for the effort...

[@abstaher389]

Great videos, more content needed, very informative 👌🏼

[@WatchingTheo]

I have an open plan house that includes a conservatory. Would you suggest keeping the conservatory on it’s own zone as the temperature of that area would vary based on outdoor temperature although the space is open plan?

[@dylanj3239]

Hi Craig, I've just started an entry level position designing underfloor heating. Your videos have been very useful to grasp the basics and I look forward to seeing more of your videos in the future. Very concise and informative explanations and I wish you all the best as your channel grows.

[@underfloorheatingreview]

Thanks Dylan, lots to learn at the beginning but once you understand the rules then it becomes easier, getting fast at CAD is a little more challenging ;-)

[@mayurmistry3417]

Very helpful, thank you. Lovely presentation, simple yet detailed enough. Much appreciated. Hope the videos have generated business for you as you deserve it :)

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[@handle1196]

Great video, I have two questions.
1. Can you have some areas/rooms on open circuit, so they come on when any zone is calling for heat, ie a central hallway on open circuit?
2. Can you pipe an UFH circuit to a ground floor bathroom towel rail and if so, would you have it on its own circuit or part of a room floor loop?

[@underfloorheatingreview]

Hi Dan,
1. Yes this is possible and done often, just remember your loosing the ability to control these circuits, you can always change this later
2. If you need to run a towel rail off the UFH manifold then remember it will only get as hot as the UFH flow temp so i would consider oversizing it or run it off a rad circuit if possible

[@handle1196]

@@underfloorheatingreview thanks. Hope to see more great videos. Very informative and clear

[@underfloorheatingreview]

@@handle1196 Cheers Dan

[@pauloreilly1208]

Hi Craig, just wondering what software you use to design loops and create the drawings?

[@underfloorheatingreview]

Hi Paul, this is AutoCAD LT with custom dynamic blocks

[@lekanshanu5512]

Hi Paul
No mention of heat loss calculation just wandered why , great video though