Living room with integrated wall heating – modern heating solution invisibly in the wall

WALL HEATING SIMPLY EXPLAINED

Brilliant system for heating and cooling - without drafts!

A wall heating is the modern answer to the need for cozy, even warmth in your own home. As an invisible surface heating, it ensures a pleasant room climate over the wall surface – without radiators that take up space or stir up dust. Whether in new construction or during renovation in old buildings: Wall heating offers a future-proof, energy-saving solution for almost any home.

How does a Wall Heating work?

The wall heating uses the wall surface to emit heat into the room through radiation – making it one of the most comfortable systems. It creates an even, pleasant warmth. The heat is transported via heated water in heating pipes that are mounted over a large area in the wall. In contrast to classic convection heating, there are no air turbulences – this is particularly advantageous for allergy sufferers.

What types of Wall Heating are there?

Modern living room with water-based wall heating integrated into sloping ceilings and walls

Water-guided Wall Heating

This variant is particularly energy efficient and is ideal for combination with heat pumps or solar thermal systems. Warm water flows through pipes located in the wall. It is durable, sustainable, and provides a particularly comfortable living experience.

A wonderful side effect: With water-based systems, cooling via the wall surfaces is even possible in summer – pleasant, quiet, and completely without drafts.

Electric wall heating with red heating cables installed on installation mat in raw construction wall

Electric Wall Heating

Electric wall heating systems operate with integrated heating mats or films. In practice, however, they are significantly less efficient than water-based variants. The power consumption is comparatively high, which can lead to considerable operating costs, especially in continuous operation. Additionally, an electric wall heating system cannot be used for cooling, making it less attractive as a long-term overall solution.

Laying Wall Heating - This is how it works

The installation depends on the chosen system: In drywall construction, the wall heating (a gypsum fiberboard with integrated pipes) is mounted on substructures. In plastered systems, the heating pipes are directly attached to the wall and covered with clay or lime plaster. The installation should be carried out by professional companies to ensure optimal heat distribution and efficiency.

Where can wall heating be used?

A wall heating is the modern answer to the need for cozy, even warmth in your own home. As an invisible surface heating, it ensures a pleasant indoor climate through the wall surface – without radiators that take up space or stir up dust. 

Whether in new construction or during renovation in old buildings: Wall heating offers a future-proof, energy-saving solution for almost any home.

How does a Wall Heating work?

The wall heating uses the wall surface to emit heat into the room through radiation – similar to solar radiation. This creates an even, pleasant warmth without hot air zones. The heat is transported via warm water in heating pipes that are mounted in the wall. Unlike traditional convection heating, there are no air turbulences – this is particularly advantageous for allergy sufferers.

What types of Wall Heating are there?

Water-guided Wall Heating

This variant is particularly energy efficient and is ideal for combination with heat pumps or solar thermal systems. Warm water flows through pipes located in the wall. It is durable, sustainable, and provides a particularly comfortable living experience.

A wonderful side effect: With water-based systems, cooling through the wall surfaces is even possible in summer – pleasant, quiet, and without any drafts.

Electric Wall Heating

Electric wall heating systems operate with integrated heating mats or films. In practice, however, they are significantly less efficient than water-based variants. The power consumption is comparatively high, which can lead to considerable operating costs, especially in continuous operation. Additionally, an electric wall heating system cannot be used for cooling, which makes it less attractive as a long-term overall solution.

Laying Wall Heating - This is how it works

The installation depends on the chosen system: In drywall construction, the wall heating (a gypsum fiberboard with integrated pipes) is mounted on substructures. In plastered systems, the heating pipes are directly attached to the wall and covered with clay or lime plaster. The installation should be carried out by professional companies to ensure optimal heat distribution and efficiency.

Where can wall heating be used?

One system - many advantages

With a Wall Heating from Variotherm, you choose a modern, energy efficient, and comfortable heating solution that can be optimally integrated into any home.

Quickly up to temperature

Thanks to the widespread heat distribution, the room quickly reaches the desired temperature. This significantly enhances living comfort. 

Continuously save energy.

Due to the low flow temperatures, the Wall Heating operates particularly efficiently. This leads to a reduction in heating costs and lower energy consumption. 

Heating and Cooling

A Wall Heating can not only provide pleasant warmth in winter, but also serve as wall cooling in summer.

Wall Heating = wall cooling

With a Variotherm Wall Heating, you can create a pleasantly cool indoor climate even in the summer months. How? It's simple: By circulating cold water through your surface heating system. And just like that, your Wall Heating becomes a healthy and silent cooling system. Free from air and dust turbulence, quite the opposite of conventional air conditioning systems. In summer, it remains pleasantly cool, like in the shade of a tree.

Additionally, a surface heating/cooling system is invisible and leaves plenty of free space for ideas in interior design. 

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