Projects

Anderson Floor Warming carried out the heating works at 25 Kinnear Road, which was a new apartment complex in Edinburgh. This project consisted of underfloor heating stapled to insulation, with a screed laid on top to provide the heat dispersion and thermal mass. Each apartment is served by individual boilers, and the heating is controlled using Heatmiser thermostats, which allows for control of the heating and hot water through a mobile app. 

Anderson Floor Warming carried out the heating works for the first phase of the Jordanhill development, which consists of two new residential blocks with 15 apartments throughout. The heating covered by underfloor heating and was designed to be as minimal a floor build up as possible, which was a challenge that was overcome by using thin, high-quality SF-UF insulation and a Mapei renovation screed with a mesh to disperse the heat and act as a thermal mass. Each apartment was served by a combi boiler, and the heating was controlled using Danfoss digital thermostats which allowed for temperature and time control.

The former Kelvinside Parish Church at the junction of Byres Road and Great Western Road was founded in 1862, and historically has had a distinguished role to play in the history of the West End for some years, before being refurbished in 2002-2004 into 2 bars, 2 restaurants, a nightclub and a stunning event space.

The Oran Mor contains a painted ceiling by artist Alasdair Gray, one of Scotland’s largest pieces of public art.

The top floor involved the construction of a completely new floor within the void in the upper part of the church, which is fully underfloor heated using a pipe in plate system on timber battens, overlaid with a prestigous herring-bone hardwood floor.

This new police station services as divisional headquarters for North Ayrshire. Underfloor heating was the natural choice for heating the prison cellblock and secure interview rooms as it is hidden, vandal proof and floors dry quickly when mopped.

Hutcheson’s Grammar school situated on the south side of Glasgow recently expanded their existing dining hall with a new build extension, which incorporates a fully glazed wall overlooking a courtyard. Underfloor heatingwas utilised due to the extent of floor to ceiling glazing, and to free up wall space, giving a flexible comfortable environment.

This £34million, 10 storey office development provides large floor plates of up to 20,000 sq ft, giving a total of 180,000 sq ft of high quality office accommodation and 60 car spaces. The building is located in the heart of Glasgow’s International Financial Services District.

Anderson Floor Warming designed, supplied and installed underfloor heating in the full height entrance area, including non standard thickness 235mm insulation specially manufactured and cut to accommodate the steelwork, as well as the self leveling high flow screed, unbonded to minimise movement joints in the granite flooring and accommodate levels.