What temperature should I set my underfloor heating?

With underfloor heating, the heat is much more even. Floor thermostats are ideally set at 21C – a pleasant temperature for stockinged feet – and the air, walls and furniture will reach that temperature as well. Second, underfloor heating stops wall space being taken up by radiators.Click to see full answer. Keeping this in view, what temperature should I set my boiler for underfloor heating?Because underfloor heating usually operates between 35-45 degrees C, they are ideal for condensing boilers which require a lower return water temperature to condense. Underfloor heating is also suitable for heat pumps, which provide lower temperature water. what is the maximum temperature for underfloor heating? The maximum temperature for underfloor heating is typically 50ºC — and sometimes as low as 35º. The flow temperature is largely dependent on the floor construction, pipe spacing, water flow rate, heat output required and type of floor finish. Similarly, do you leave underfloor heating on all the time? It is advised that in the depths of winter, an underfloor heating system should be kept on at all times. Although it should be at different temperatures depending on usage and activity in the house. This is because underfloor heating can take two to three hours to warm up, so it is best to not completely turn it off.What temperature should the water be in underfloor heating?The water flow temperature will vary between 35-60°C, depending on the heat losses from the building. If the system operates with thermostatic mixing valves, use 45°C temperature for screeded floors and 55°C temperature for timber suspended and floating floors.