In-floor convectors

In-floor convectors are selected for apartments with panoramic glazing, for houses with long glass zones, and for offices where a clean facade without wall units is required; in practice, teams compare models by trench length, trench depth, and thermal load. In Chisinau and across Moldova, some options are available in stock and others are supplied on order, so price guidance and delivery timelines are aligned with heat loss, connection layout, and installation constraints.

Before fitting, teams verify trench geometry, floor level, waterproofing, loop type, piping, and service access. Wrong preparation often causes repeated works, noise, and unstable thermal output after startup.

The practical workflow is load sizing, compatibility validation, trench installation, connection, balancing, and live-load checks.

When in-floor convectors are the right fit

This solution is used where heat loss near glazing must be covered while keeping a clean interior line without visible radiators.

What parameters drive selection

Core parameters are glazing heat loss, trench length and depth, heat-exchanger type, usage profile, and connection layout. For daily seasonal use, noise and maintenance planning should be set upfront.

Installation, startup, and stable operation

Before works begin, teams fix trench parameters, routing, and valve layout; after fitting, hydraulics and balancing are verified. Operation is then tested under real load and service terms are agreed.

What else matters in selection

For parent-level comparison, teams usually start from radiators and heating batteries and then narrow device format. For panel solutions they compare steel radiators. For higher pressure resilience they review bimetallic radiators. For fast thermal response they also evaluate aluminum radiators.

Frequently asked questions

What properties are in-floor convectors suitable for?
For apartments, houses, and commercial spaces with large glazing zones and clean interior requirements.

What is checked before selection?
Glazing heat loss, trench dimensions, connection layout, loop parameters, and service access.

Can selection and installation be delivered in one workflow?
Yes, selection, fitting, and startup checks can be coordinated in one process.

How can noise and rework risk be reduced?
By correct trench preparation, hydraulic checks, and balancing after connection.

Is service available after startup?
Yes, maintenance terms are fixed when project conditions are confirmed.