Loose wire underfloor heating systems use a flexible heating cable that can be manually spaced across the floor area, making them ideal for irregular room layouts, curved spaces and areas where heating mats are difficult to fit. They are commonly installed beneath tiled floors in bathrooms, kitchens, wet rooms and renovation projects where precise cable placement is important.
Because cable spacing can be adjusted, loose wire systems offer excellent installation flexibility and can be designed for either comfort heating or primary room heating, depending on insulation levels and wattage selection.
If you are comparing systems before buying, our Loose Wire Underfloor Heating Guide explains installation methods, floor compatibility and system design. You may also find our Loose Wire Running Costs Guide helpful when planning heating output and energy efficiency
