Classic installation technique, which involves using screed as a layer between the underfloor installation and the floor finish. It is relatively time-consuming and requires up to 10 cm in height, including the floor finish. The low-profile technique uses self-leveling mortar instead of screed. This technique features a shorter drying and adaptation process, lower overall height compared to the classic technique, and lower material weight per m2. The dry construction technique is the third application method, replacing screed or self-leveling mortar with gypsum fiberboards. This reduces installation time to the time of system placement and adaptation, allows for an installation height of up to 5 cm, lower material weight per m2, and less water mass within the system.