Combination Heating

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Hydronic combination systems give you the best of both worlds - radiator panels and slab heating in the one home.  This system is often installed in renovated homes where radiator panels are used in the front non-living sections of the house (bedrooms) which sit on  traditional stumps, and slab heating is used in the new build section with slab construction and open plan living areas (kitchen, lounge) which may have limited wall space for radiators.

This system works particularly well in new build double storey homes as downstairs slab  heating keeps the core of the home at a stable temperature while upstairs radiator panels in the non-living areas (bedrooms) provide a reactive heat in the morning and evening when it is often most required.