FLOOR THAT IS WARM TO THE FEET ALL YEAR ROUND
In places where it’s noticeably cooler outside, people are spending significantly more time in our own four walls again. They look forward to coming home and having a cozy time with the family, a good book or relaxed music. The feel-good factor plays a bigger role again and with it the choice of furnishings. You feel really free and comfortable when you can walk through the apartment without shoes and socks. Gratefulness to the combination of hardwood floor in salt lake city ut warm to the feet and modern underfloor heating, it is possible to walk barefoot all year round without getting cold.
A floor covering made of real wood not only has an attractive look and a naturally warm appearance, but also a surface that is pleasant to the touch, which, for example, protects the residents’ feet better against the cold of the ground at any time of the year than other materials such as tiles. In the cold autumn and winter months, this effect can be supported by underfloor heating. This type of flooring is very well suited for laying on surface-heated screeds. So that the house is heated as quickly and comfortably as possible by underfloor heating, the thermal resistance of a floor covering should be as low as possible.
Thos flooring has a favorable value for this type of heating, which is neither too high nor too low. When choosing the type of wood, you should choose wood with low shrinkage and swelling behavior. In addition to the popular oak, there are many other varieties that you can examine on site in our customer forum. Especially in the winter months, when combining this flooring and underfloor heating, residents must ensure that there is sufficient humidity so that the flooring does not dry out. Wood gives off moisture for a long time in favor of a good indoor climate, but at some point it has to absorb moisture again. This floor not only provides warmthness to the feet but also provides that certain feel good factor. So before you choose flooring material its very important to think about all the aspects.