Electric mats and wet pipework laid under the new floor, so the room is warm underfoot.
Underfloor heating makes a tiled bathroom floor comfortable to stand on, and it is easiest and best installed while the floor is being replaced. AdiDeccor fits underfloor heating in bathrooms across Glasgow and nearby towns, West Lothian — including Bathgate and Livingston — and Edinburgh, as part of a renovation or a new tiled floor.
Why add it in a bathroom
- 01A warm tiled floor rather than a cold one
- 02Even heat without a radiator taking wall space
- 03Fits naturally under porcelain and marble-effect tile
- 04Easiest to install while the floor is already being replaced
- STEP 01
Choose the system
Electric mats suit most bathroom renovations; wet pipework suits larger floor builds. We advise on the right one for the room.
- STEP 02
Insulate & prepare
The floor is prepared and insulated so the heat goes up into the room, not down into the structure.
- STEP 03
Lay the heating
Mats or pipework are laid to the planned layout, keeping clear of fixtures and drains.
- STEP 04
Level over
The floor is levelled over the heating to give tile a flat, bonded base.
- STEP 05
Tile & commission
Tile goes on once the floor has cured, and the thermostat is set up at handover.
What affects the cost of underfloor heating?
Underfloor heating is priced with the new floor it sits under. The main factors are:
- 01Electric mat or wet pipework system
- 02Floor area and insulation needed below the heating
- 03Levelling over the heating before tiling
- 04Thermostat and controls chosen
We explain each of these at consultation so the quote reflects the bathroom you actually want. Request a quote.
“Throughout the entire job, he kept everything spotlessly clean – every evening ended with the house tidy and ready for the next day.”
We are based in Glasgow and install underfloor heating across Glasgow and nearby towns, West Lothian (including Bathgate and Livingston) and Edinburgh. Fife by enquiry — see all areas.
Underfloor heating answered.
Electric or wet underfloor heating?
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Electric mats suit most bathroom renovations. Wet pipework suits larger floor builds. We advise at consultation based on the room.
Can you fit it under new tile?
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Yes. Heating is laid and levelled over before the tile goes on.
Can I add it to an existing floor?
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Heating is installed as part of a floor replacement, not over existing tile.
Does it work with a full renovation?
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Yes. It is best specified alongside the new floor and waterproofing.
Do you fit it in Edinburgh?
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Yes — Glasgow is our main area, and West Lothian and Edinburgh are regularly covered.
