PVC floor heating
Therdex 15011 Original Click PVC - Straight planks
Therdex 15043 Original Dryback PVC - Straight strips
Therdex 15051 Rustic Dryback PVC - Straight strips
Therdex 6542 Chevron Click PVC - Hungarian point
Therdex 7004 Premium Dryback PVC - Herringbone
Floorlife YUP Mayfair Natural EVC - Dryback/Glue-down PVC
Floorlife Mayfair Light Oak EVC - Click PVC - SRC
Floorlife Mayfair Light Oak EVC - Loose Lay PVC
Floer Tile PVC Concrete look Grey MEGAMAT FLR-3608
Floorlife Finsbury Dark Green Dryback PVC 8560203119
Floorlife Finsbury Dark Orange Dryback PVC 8560202819
Floorlife Finsbury Light Grey Dryback PVC 8560202419
Floorlife Finsbury Brown Dryback PVC 8560202319
Floorlife Finsbury Beige Dryback PVC 8560202119
Vivafloors Matera - Sandy 1410 - Tegel Click PVC
Belakos Attico 870 Rigid Click PVC
Belakos Attico 850 Dryback PVC
Belakos Attico 840 Dryback PVC
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Are you looking for an energy-efficient floor? Then discover this list of PVC floors that are highly suitable for underfloor heating. Choose from tile-sized click PVC for the office and trendy oak-look PVC for the living room or an entire ground floor.
Order underfloor heating-friendly PVC floors super easily via our webshop. Requesting samples first is also possible, of course. Visiting our store by appointment is also a good idea. Then you can admire all click and glue-down PVC floors with your own eyes.
For more types of glue-down PVC floors from top brands like Floorlife and Floorify or go for a modern herringbone PVC floor in an oak look from A-brand Floer.
Frequently asked questions about PVC floor heating
Is a PVC floor suitable for underfloor heating?
Yes, PVC floors are excellently suited for underfloor heating. They have a low thermal resistance and conduct heat efficiently, allowing the room to warm up quickly and evenly.
Which subfloor is suitable for PVC on underfloor heating?
For adhesive PVC, a leveled subfloor is required. For click PVC, the underlay must have a low thermal resistance (<0.05 m²K/W) to ensure good heat transfer.
What is the maximum temperature for a PVC floor with underfloor heating?
Most PVC floors can be heated up to approximately 27-30°C. Always check the floor's specifications to prevent damage from overheating.
Can I install PVC on an existing tiled floor with underfloor heating?
Yes, provided the tile floor is even and well-adhered. For glue-down PVC, joints must first be levelled to prevent show-through. For click PVC, a suitable subfloor is required.
