How would you feel if we told you that you never had to walk on ice cold tiles in the winter again? Wouldn't it be nice to walk around in the comfort of your own home without being rugged up like you're in the middle of blizzard? All of this, and more, is completely achievable through the installation of electric slab heating in your home.
Continue reading if you are interested in the ways that you can benefit from an electric heating system that has been laid directly into the slab below your home.
Generally, there are two types of electric system currently available.
The first involves wires (known as coils) being laid into the concrete slab or thin electric mats to be laid on top of its surface.
The second involves pipes being laid in the concrete slab, which are fed hot water from an electricity powered boiler.
Whilst both of these systems are highly effective in providing sufficient warmth to the home, it is often believed that the coil or mat type is the least effective and can prove to be costly to run.
So, what are the benefits of using electric slab heating in your home? If you are still umming and ahhing over the decision, we hope that the following list helps you come to a conclusion.

• Many experts are of the opinion that electric heating is the most efficient way to warm up the home.
  Although all systems are effective in providing heat to the room, the slab type is actually able to achieve this much faster and more efficiently.
  Even your ceramic tiles will be warm, allowing you to walk around barefoot.
  
• These heating systems are not subjected to the health issues posed by fan forced air systems, such as the movement of dust and other allergens throughout the home (which can be harmful to asthma sufferers).
  This also lessens the amount of dusting that you will need to do, as the dirt won't be carried around.
  
• The warmth level of each room and even the house as a whole can be kept consistent.
  This means that the air around the floor will be just as warm as the air around the ceiling, ensuring you don't experience chills.
  This is extremely beneficial for homes that feature high ceilings, as hot air rises and often accumulates up high.
  
• There are plenty of ways that you can source slab heating for your home, simply from completing a simple online search.
  Most manufacturers will be able to install the system for you, whereas others will be able to supply your plumber or electrician with everything they need to install the system for you.
  

If you have been searching for a way to keep your home warm, from top to bottom, during the winter, your search can finally end with the addition of electric slab heating.
As you can see from the above points, this system will provide your home with a variety of benefits that your family will be able to enjoy and you even have the choice of two very different types for your