Choosing a radiant system means choosing WELLBEING.

The first radiant systems produced in the 60s and 70s were considered examples of up-to-date systems as the radiators were eliminated from sight thus offering complete design freedom where furniture could be placed anywhere without concern. The pipes, then metal, were directly supplied by diesel fuel boilers, therefore at high temperatures. The absence of modern technologies didn't allow this system solution to boom. Today it is easy to understand the reason why: by supplying the system with high temperature water, the floor surface temperature would rise so much as to create blood circulation problems and swollen legs, the sensation of excessive warmth and excessive dry air with consequent breathing problems. Today these problems have been solved.

The modern radiant system is supplied by modern hot water generation systems, such as condensation boilers or heat pumps, delivering low temperature water (35°C - 40°C). This, together with the extensive exchange surface (whose surface temperature ranges from 29°C to 35°C), makes it possible to satisfy home heating needs with a consequent increase of COMFORT.

To increase user protection, the entire system is regulated according to standard UNI EN-1264.

Panel radiation systems represent an optimal choice for heating and cooling, guarantee high COMFORT levels and offer considerable ENERGY SAVING and hence ECONOMIC BENEFITS.

Tiemme offers a wide range of radiant systems, all very reliable and at reasonable prices. Their use ranges from new houses to renovated ones, and includes buildings for the tertiary industry, with floor, wall or ceiling applications.