Finding the right infrared heating solution.
The right infrared heating system starts with the building, the space and how that space is actually used.
Infrared heating can be specified for a wide range of residential, commercial, industrial and specialist environments. Rather than choosing a heater based on floor area alone, the required output should take account of factors including room dimensions, insulation, ceiling height, building type and intended use.
The position and type of heater also matter. A living room may suit discreet wall or ceiling panels, while a large warehouse, workshop or high-ceilinged commercial space may require higher-output infrared bar heaters positioned around occupied working zones. Bathrooms and design-led interiors can use infrared mirrors or glass panels, while churches and heritage buildings may require a more specialist approach.
Different spaces need different heating solutions.
Our infrared heating range includes multiple heater formats and outputs, allowing a system to be selected around the application rather than taking a one-size-fits-all approach.
Wall Panels
Slim infrared panels for residential, office and commercial interiors where wall mounting is preferred.
Ceiling Panels
Discreet overhead heating that keeps walls and usable floor areas clear.
High-Output Heaters
Infrared bar heaters for larger spaces including warehouses, workshops, halls and commercial environments.
Specialist Heating
Mirror, glass, bathroom and heritage heating options for applications requiring a more specific solution.
Start with the right heating output.
Use our infrared heating wattage calculator to estimate the output required for your space, or speak to our technical team for help with larger, unusual or project-based heating requirements.