If you are planning an underfloor heating system or you already have one installed, you will almost certainly come across the term TOG. It appears on carpet labels, underlay packaging, and in the technical guidance issued by most underfloor heating manufacturers. Yet despite how often it comes up, many homeowners are unsure what it actually means or why it matters. This guide explains the TOG rating clearly, covers how different flooring types are affected, and tells you how

When planning a home renovation or refurbishment, choosing the right flooring to pair with underfloor heating (UFH) is crucial for maximising efficiency, comfort, and heat transfer. Underfloor heating systems from Comfort Floors are highly versatile and compatible with a wide range of popular floor coverings, making them an excellent choice for retrofit projects that update existing spaces without major structural changes. The key to optimal performance is selecting materials

Can They Work Together for Cosy Comfort? Underfloor heating is increasingly popular for consistent warmth in homes, and many people are wondering if it's compatible with carpeting. Although underfloor heating is typically paired with hard floors, carpet can also be an excellent choice, adding extra comfort without sacrificing efficiency. Here we will explore how underfloor heating works with carpet, how to maximise efficiency, and why this combination can enhance the comfort