Collection: Dry screed underfloor heating

Although drywall underfloor heating offers many advantages, there are also a few points to consider. The subfloor should be as level as possible, as only unevenness of approximately 2–3 mm can be compensated for. Larger unevenness must be corrected beforehand with additional measures such as filler or leveling filler.

Another disadvantage is the higher cost compared to traditional renovation systems. The materials and the more precise installation can be more expensive. Furthermore, depending on the system, the installation height is higher than with other underfloor heating systems, which should be taken into account in rooms with low ceilings.

Despite these aspects, drywall construction offers impressive advantages due to its quick installation, low moisture exposure, and high responsiveness, making it particularly attractive for renovations and refurbishments. ✅🔥

Drywall underfloor heating is not embedded in wet screed, but rather integrated into special drywall systems. The heating pipes are inserted into designated milled or grooved sections of the system panels and then covered with drywall panels. This construction method allows for quick installation, as no drying time is required. Furthermore, the heating system responds particularly quickly to temperature changes, as the heat is transferred directly to the floor covering.

Underfloor heating in drywall construction offers numerous advantages:

✔ Fast installation – No long waiting times due to screed drying
✔ Lightweight – Perfect for old buildings and wooden beam ceilings
✔ High energy efficiency – Fast heat-up time & even heat distribution
✔ Flexible combinations – Suitable for parquet, laminate, tiles & carpet
✔ Ideal for renovations – No moisture penetration into the building structure

Thanks to these properties, the drywall system is particularly suitable for renovations and modernizations.

Yes! Drywall underfloor heating is an ideal solution, especially for renovations and older buildings. Because it doesn't introduce additional moisture into the building and requires only a low installation height of approximately 50 mm, it's perfectly suited for renovation projects. Drywall construction is particularly effective for wood-beam ceilings or buildings with limited load-bearing capacity due to its low weight. Furthermore, the system can be installed quickly and easily, eliminating long waiting times.

Drywall underfloor heating can be combined with most floor coverings:

✔ Tiles & natural stone – Very good heat conduction & storage capacity
✔ Parquet & laminate – Well suited if approved for underfloor heating
✔ Vinyl & design flooring – thin and fast heating
✔ Carpet – Works if the thermal resistance is low


It is important that the floor covering is approved for underfloor heating to ensure efficient heat transfer.

The initial cost of drywall underfloor heating is often somewhat higher than that of traditional wet screed systems. This is due to the specially developed drywall panels and the more complex installation. However, the system offers many advantages: shorter drying times, faster installation, and a faster response time. In the long run, energy-efficient heating with drywall underfloor heating can help save heating costs.