Most underfloor heating systems use one or more distribution manifolds.

A manifold is a central distribution point where warm water is pumped from boiler, into the flow section of the manifold, around the various circuits of underfloor heating pipe, back into the return section of the manifold and then back to the boiler. In the process, the warm water loses heat into the floor structure which then warms the room.

The number of circuits on the manifold is determined by the floor area to be heated, the size and spacing of the pipe used, the required heat output and the circuit lengths used.

Depending on the total water flow required, we offer 2 diameters of manifold – 1” and 1 ¼”. These manifolds use one-piece extruded brass tube, fitted with easily adjustable balancing valves and visual flowmeters.

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