Private Spaces
Residences / parts of residence viz. bedrooms, bathrooms, pooja rooms, common areas, living rooms, dining rooms, home theatre, etc.
- Bedrooms
- Bathrooms
- Pooja rooms
- Common areas & living rooms
- Dining rooms
- Home theatre
Applications
Underfloor Heating for Human Comfort
Wherever people feel the cold - at home, in hospitality, or in public buildings - underfloor heating delivers even radiant warmth underfoot. Residential and commercial uses sit in one applications structure.
Residential & commercial
One comfort standard across spaces
From bedrooms and bathrooms to hotel lobbies, offices, and hospitals - the principle is the same: warm floors, invisible systems, and comfort designed for how people actually use the space.
Residential
Homes and apartments - living rooms, bedrooms, bathrooms, kitchens, pooja rooms, dining, home theatre, and common areas.
Commercial
Hotels, restaurants, malls, offices, schools, hospitals, and public halls - including private rooms within those establishments.
Application groups
Where human comfort matters
Public Spaces
Restaurants, malls, theatres, cinema halls and auditoriums, shops, offices, showrooms, hotel and resort lobbies, schools and colleges, hospitals, hostels, army barracks, waiting halls, and public halls in religious and spiritual establishments, etc.
- Restaurants, malls, theatres & cinema halls
- Auditoriums, shops, offices & showrooms
- Hotel and resort lobbies
- Schools, colleges, hospitals & hostels
- Army barracks & waiting halls
- Public halls in religious and spiritual establishments
Private Spaces in Public Establishments
Guest bedrooms and bathrooms, therapy cabins in health clubs / medical institutions, manager rooms, priest rooms, etc.
- Guest bedrooms and bathrooms
- Therapy cabins in health clubs / medical institutions
- Manager rooms
- Priest rooms
Hospitality & wellness
Comfort people can feel
In hotels, spas, and wellness spaces, heated floors support a premium guest experience - warm stone and tile under bare feet, without radiators taking wall space.
