Many homeowners experience that their home feels cold even though the thermometer shows the correct temperature. The floors feel cool, some rooms feel less comfortable and the comfort does not meet expectations.
In many cases, the problem is not that the temperature is too low.
It's about how the heat is experienced.
After several thousand installations of infrared heating panels, Infracenter has seen the same thing time and time again. When floors, walls and other surfaces feel cold, many people experience that the entire home feels colder than it actually is.
This is also why cold floors and cold feet are one of the most common comfort problems in Swedish homes.