Is This Clever Idea the Future of Home Heating?

ThermaSkirt H₂O from DiscreteHeat

ThermaSkirt H₂O is an energy-efficient infrared radiant heating system cleverly designed to look like a traditional skirting board.

Combining 2 elements in one will save you installation costs and valuable wall and floor space, improve the aesthetics of your room and reduce your energy bills.

Available in various styles and colours, ThermaSkirt is the ideal heating solution for both new build and renovation projects.

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🔧 Innovative Radiator Design: Thermaskirt combines skirting boards with radiators, offering both wet and electrical systems. It seamlessly integrates into spaces while solving aesthetic issues.

🌡️ Low-Temperature Efficiency: Thermaskirt performs well even with low-temperature systems, such as heat pumps, ensuring effective heating at temperatures as low as 40°C.

📏 Space Optimization: By replacing traditional radiators with skirting boards, rooms gain more usable space without compromising heating efficiency.

🏡 Retrofit-Friendly: Easier to install than underfloor heating, Thermaskirt offers a sleek alternative for retrofitting homes, with aluminium extrusion and oval pipes for superior heat transfer.

🔄 Flexibility and Customization: Designed to adapt to unique spaces, including curved and angled bay windows, with custom rolling and flexible connectors.

🛠️ Simplified Installation: Thermaskirt uses a push-fit system, eliminating the need for hot works and ensuring easy installation.

🏠 Versatile Heat Control: Compatible with digital thermostats and manifolds, allowing centralized control for multi-room setups.

📐 Precision Engineering: Includes features like foil liners to reduce heat loss and silicone grease for smooth installation.

🔄 Ease of Maintenance: Allows for easy removal and reinstallation, accommodating redecorations and ensuring longevity.

✅ Durability and Aesthetic: Resistant to UV and heat damage, Thermaskirt maintains its appearance over time, making it a durable and attractive heating solution.

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[cerealkiller]

This was a superbly presented piece of work. A great system explained expertly by a very knowledgeable engineer. You asked all the right questions, and had crystal clear answers, no waffle at all. 👏👏👏

[BangleRacing]

Had this installed in my open plan house before Christmas, works really well and leaves the walls clear for furniture

[davidt]

My grandfather had skirting heating that looks virtually the same he installed in the 60's 😂 worked well house was only secondary glazed but always warm and cozy

[laughton]

I've had this in my dining room (3 walls) for the past 15 years. It really is as good as this video makes it look. I'm not a plumber but I fitted it myself (replacing 2 radiators) with no problems. Good amount of heat and looks so much better than radiators.

[caz]

What a great look. Frees up all the walls too. I like it. Nearest I’d get to underfloor heating !

[colinfarrell]

Nice to see Ethan & Carl again - came to install our thermaskirt.
We really like it - have it heated from a wood pellet boiler - works great.

[jasonaris]

Great to see someone has thought about what people actually want and can use

[AdityaMehendale]

Finally. Someone who thinks before they innovate, and innovate before they launch. Refreshing to watch something that is not an umpteenth incremental re-hash of an existing product.

[johncunningham]

I watch a lot of construction articles here on YT. Almost 50 years in the game myself.
Your channel is, by far and away the best and my favourite Roger.
This radiant panel system is new to me but has massively piqued my interest.
I am particularly interested in knowing if it would be as effective in combating humidity as say UF heating.

[FreemanRiverCruisers]

i was installing a similar product years ago, Heat Profile, water and electric. Done some fantastic projects in great properties. Done 33 flats with curved walls from making templates to installation. Schools, laborites and some really smart private houses. Met loads of interesting folk too. Happy days. Good luck to you.

[retockirtap]

This looks good. I like the lack of dust building up at the back as happens with traditional rads. Easy to wipe down too to avoid dust building up on plate. Nice.

[carolesouthern]

So great. My Dad was an architect from the 60's to the 90's. He would have loved this! He hated visible heating units😂

[patrickbarrett]

We have antique furniture which cannot be close to a radiator or heat source. Intermittent radiators are the only answer. This system seems to be perfect for modern apartments. Full marks for innovation.

[michaelannetts]

Very impressed with this presentation and questions were answered as quickly as I could think of them. A great find SB

[sirjohng]

Finally a sensible alternative to ugly radiators and it is easy to access in case of problems unlike concrete encased underfloor heating but spreads the heat just as evenly around a room.

[adrianhoneybill]

I have installed Thermaskirt in my home and on my narrow boat. Great engineering that is easy to fix. Push fit (Tectite) is easy to use with copper or Pex pipe.A well thought out solution that provides a uniform radiant heat. Good value and furniture placing is a new delight!

[charlesreed]

They seem to have covered all points in the design. Well done.

[MrNilOrange]

Sales rep that has actually been there and done it. Wearing his knee pads as a badge of honour. How refreshing in the “age of hype”!

[VonL]

Really like this idea. Less intrusive than radiators.

[LynneHarrison-ggix]

Very impressed. Looks so much easier than underfloor heating and looks like it would work well on solid floors too!