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Creating your optimal indoor climate all year round

With many countries experiencing a sharp increase in either hot or cold temperatures, you can rest assured that you at least have complete control over your indoor climate conditions.

With a wide range of solutions available, you can ensure your home or facility is at the right temperate, while also guaranteeing clean and comfortable air. In this way, you create safer, healthier and more comfortable indoor conditions to live and work in, and an optimal indoor climate all year round. 

No more cold spots with underfloor heating

If you are using conventional methods of heating such as radiators, electrical heaters, fans or AC, you are likely experiencing certain drawbacks: unevenly heated rooms, cold spots on your floor and dry stagnant air caught above your head. This is because the desired temperature is usually stuck close to the operating systems. In contrast, radiant heating systems operate much more efficiently by generating heat between people and surfaces, meaning the entire room is evenly heated without drying out the air.

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There are many heating and cooling systems available on the market, however they are not all created equal. Oftentimes, they fail to adequately heat or cool interior spaces, and are expensive to operate.

This is why more and more homeowners, investors and building planners are opting for hydronic surface heating and cooling, which is easy to install and painless to maintain. Hydronic systems are able to heat and cool with the same pipes by circulating either warm or chilled water, meaning you can create you perfect indoor climate from one system. 

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Benefits of Hydronic Heating and Cooling

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With a customized network of hydronic pipes to fit the design of your flooring, heat or cold is radiated from the surface area by circulating warm or cool water underground, which creates a comfortable and even temperature throughout. In comparison to conventional heating and cooling methods and forced-air systems, hydronic surface systems are quiet and clean, providing an extremely energy and cost-efficient setup for your home or facility. 

You can have complete control over the temperature of your interior space at the touch of a button, with a wide range of Pipelife regulation and control systems, such as electronic thermostats with LCD display. In this way you can set your desired temperature to ensure optimal conditions at all times, without having to lift a finger again.

With a hydronic radiant system you benefit from an efficient setup in terms of energy consumption and cost, by heating and cooling your facilities using a mild radiated temperature for long lasting comfort. In this way you can create your ideal and consistent indoor climate throughout all seasons, with no drafts and no obstructive objects.

With its low temperature operating system, hydronic underfloor heating and cooling is an ideal choice if you are looking for a more sustainable and efficient set-up. The system is compatible with a variety of heat sources, including geothermal heat pumps and solar collection systems.

 With the system embedded in the floor, wall or ceiling, everything is out of sight so you don’t have obstructive objects like radiators in the way. Meaning you have complete design freedom to use your space as desired. 

Breathing clean air with a properly ventilated building

An airtight home or building can be beneficial for energy efficiency and for keeping out drafts, pollen and pollutants. However, this can also trap stale air indoors. Which is why ventilation systems within airtight buildings are essential for the circulation of fresh air. Foul odors and humidity can be extracted, ensuring safe, healthy and comfortable conditions.

In fact, did you know that a properly ventilated building enables room temperatures to be kept at an optimal level all year round, which ultimately can save you energy? By regulating the flow of air running through your rooms, you can reduce thermal losses due to poor ventilation, improve indoor air quality and limit moisture problems; and if you wish, all at the touch of a button.

How a ventilation system works

A Pipelife ventilation system works as a complete unit, with a choice of ventilation piping systems, sound insulated distributors, floor and wall outlets, as well as supply and exhaust air valves, which can be adapted to any room structure.

When a room is occupied, its relative humidity increases, prompting the air inlets to open more and increase airflow. In more humid prone rooms such as kitchens, bathrooms and toilets, the opening of the exhaust units increases with the relative humidity, increasing airflow and evacuating polluted air more rapidly.

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Giving you peace of mind once installed

When installing new pipes and systems, you expect them to last a long time and to cause little maintenance work.

Plastic pipes are known for their durability, and when correctly installed they can last at least 50 years, and certainly match the lifespan of buildings. They also require minimal maintenance, meaning as soon as you’ve installed them, you can pretty much forget about them.  

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Benefits of Building Ventilation

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Outside noise can be considerably reduced with airflow directed through ducts instead of air inlets above window. Pipelife’s ventilation pipes and soundproof distributors are specially designed to dramatically reduce airflow noise to a minimum.  

In the case of densely constructed buildings, ventilation is usually not possible the natural way. Therefore to ensure proper circulation of fresh air, a controlled air ventilation system is the perfect solution to extract odors, humidity and stale air.  

By reducing the average airflow rate, controlled ventilation systems allow the exhaust to work well below the maximum airflow, which requires less power, resulting in preserved heat and reduced thermal losses.  

With humidity and badly aired rooms usually come mold and odors, which can be detrimental to your building condition. By having a regulated flow of fresh air running through, the temperature and moisture of the air is kept in check, further preserving the building structure.

Wondering how sustainable plastic pipes are?

Plastic has a bad reputation these days. However, the use of plastic in and around buildings can be very beneficial not just for the user, but also for the environment, especially when compared to other materials.

Lower carbon footprint throughout life cycle

Compared to metal pipes, plastic pipes are a preferred alternative when considering the products’ energy consumption and carbon footprint, from manufacturing to installation and beyond. When thinking about environmental implications, consideration needs to go further than CO2 emissions from production. We need to include all phases of the lifecycle.

100-year service life

Plastic piping systems are a sustainable and environmentally responsible choice, especially when considering their extremely long service life. With superior resistance to corrosion and abrasion, excellent joint performance and tightness, many plastic pipes have an estimated service life of at least 100 years. 

100% Recyclable

Our plastic pipes are 100% recyclable, and some can even be recycled several times, re-entering the manufacturing process as quality assured recycled plastic. Every year, we increase the ratio of recycled plastics within our production lines, while ensuring the high product quality our clients are used to receiving from us.

Pipelife Environmental Calculation Tool

To provide more transparency around the environmental footprint of plastic pipe systems on our environment, especially when compared with other piping materials, we have developed an Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) calculation tool.

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