GF Building Flow Solutions offers a number of radiant systems including Renovis, Sicuss, Minitec, TABS and Klett, for projects ranging from individual zones to large and complex developments. These solutions combine hydronic distribution technology with controls and digital services to support efficient system operation, thermal comfort and long-term building performance.
Design energy-efficient, comfortable indoor environments with GF’s hydronic heating and cooling solutions. Our portfolio includes high-performance systems that can activate any building surface—including floors, walls, and ceilings to provide radiant heating and cooling helping you deliver sustainable, low-energy buildings without compromising occupant comfort.
Overheating, especially this year, is an increasing challenge in modern buildings, prompting developers to adopt passive design measures to reduce heat gains. However, where a suitable central energy plant is available, radiant heating and cooling offers a highly efficient active solution.
Combined heating and cooling is easy to incorporate into both new-build and refurbishment projects. Early consideration of cooling requirements enables the most effective system design, whether using a traditional underfloor system or in combination with wall or ceiling cooling. A well-designed radiant system, supported by appropriate ventilation, provides excellent thermal comfort while maximising architectural appeal.
GF supports the specification process with BIM design software, technical guidance and installation solutions to simplify planning and ensure optimum system performance.
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A simple solution for all types of projects As radiant heating and cooling makes both environmental and economic sense for a variety of projects:
- New-build properties,
- Residential care homes
- Hotels
- Commerical offices
Save time with expert support GF provides inhouse software design services, installation guides and technical resources to support every stage of your project. Where additional cooling surfaces, such as walls or ceilings, are required, these should be considered as part of the overall heating and cooling design. It is also essential to ensure adequate thermal insulation and minimise cold bridges for optimum system performance.