Radiant Heating

Radiant heating is a method of warming a space by emitting heat directly through infrared radiation from a heat source, such as heated panels, floors, or ceilings. Unlike traditional systems that warm the air, radiant heating transfers heat directly to objects and people within the room, providing consistent and comfortable warmth. It operates efficiently, often using water or electric elements, and is quiet and hidden from view. This approach creates a natural, even heat distribution, reducing cold spots and improving overall comfort without the drafts or temperature fluctuations associated with conventional heating systems.