Best Products

The thinnest BEAB approved electric underfloor heating wire

We offer the thinnest dual-fluoropolymer coated multi-strand heating wire (less than 1.8mm in diameter) on the market – to enable you to offer your customers the very best solution. Further, it will not raise floor levels and is BEAB approved, meeting the highest safety standards. Best of all, it is quick and easy to install.

Bespoke water underfloor heating solutions

Our water underfloor heating systems come fully designed and supplied with a full set of high-quality components and controls ready for installation. Systems are available in a number of configurations and components guaranteed to perfectly match your project and budget.

They come with a choice of 3 pipe types; PEX-A, PE-RT and PE-RT/AL/PE-RT. This choice guarantees that you have the best possible system, tailored to your specific installation and budget.

The Warmup PEX-A hydronic pipe carries a Lifetime Warranty

The PEX-A underfloor heating pipe comes with a Lifetime Warranty for a greater piece of mind. Other pipes carry a 50 year Warranty. The PEX-A pipe has an oxygen barrier that prevents ingress of oxygen, which fuels corrosion within the system.

It is able to withstand high pressure, it is kink resistant and considerably more flexible than competing PEX-pipes, meaning that the system is durable and easy to install.

Hybrid solutions using both electric and water underfloor heating systems

We are experts in both electric and water based floor heating solutions meaning we have the unique ability to offer a hybrid system, where the best of both systems are employed.

With a hybrid system, you can install a hydronic system downstairs where rooms are used more often and for longer and an electric floor heating solution upstairs in bathrooms and/or bedrooms. You can rely on Warmup as an expert in both areas to seamlessly integrate the two heating solutions.

State of the art thermostats

We offer a comprehensive range of thermostats that we have developed in-house, using our detailed knowledge of how hydronic and electric underfloor heating and central heating systems operate. More importantly, they are designed with knowledge of how people expect them to function.