Deciding on what underfloor heating you may need will depend on where the underfloor heating system will be installed. If you are building from scratch such as a new build home or extension, or if you are planning to install underfloor heating throughout your building, then wet underfloor heating would be the best option. Wet underfloor heating uses pipes which are filled with hot water and is powered by your boiler or a separate heat pump. These pipes are concealed underneath the floor and are typically embedded in a floor screed. However if you are looking to install underfloor heating in a single room such as a kitchen or bathroom, then electric underfloor heating is the best option. Electric underfloor heating can be laid on top of an existing floor and is then covered by a material of your choice. Electric underfloor heating will usually come in mats, which can be easily installed onto existing floors and rooms.