Housing Tue, Oct 10, 2017 10:38 AM
Added value at minimal cost to any new or refurbished bathroom must the be the inclusion of a demista heated mirror pad.
This pad is easy to install, and will ensure a steam free mirror at all times, no matter how steamed up the bathroom.
The heated mirror pads are available in a variety of sizes, to suit most mirrors and in the case of a particularly large surface, they can be used in multiples. Running costs are minimal and ideally, once wired in to the lighting system, they will gently warm the mirror when the bathroom is in use.
The pads can also be fitted in bathroom cabinets. The range of underfloor heating products, Cosyfloor, Ecofloor and Ecomat are designed for specific areas of the home.
Both Cosyfloor and Ecofloor can be used in every room in the house, including areas where the floor may get wet, bathrooms, shower rooms, kitchens and conservatories. Ecomat can be used in hallways, bedrooms and living areas.
Underfloor heating means no unsightly radiators, adding valuable space to smaller rooms, no hot surfaces for toddlers to touch especially in the nursery or playroom. The added space, especially wall space, enhances the aesthetic appearance of your reception and living areas.
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