Case stories

At RAF Wainfleet in Lincolnshire, Heatcom Group — through its subsidiary Heatmat — supplied a 150 W Combymat heating system for a glamping-style Lynx helicopter conversion. With foam insulation and a WiFi-enabled NGTouch thermostat, the compact 450 W setup keeps the aircraft warm year-round and allows full remote control for guest changeovers.

Heatcom Group, through its subsidiary Heatmat, supplied wall-integrated heating mats for the low-carbon Little Kelham development in Sheffield. Combining 160 W and 200 W heating mats with TPS thermostats, the system provides discreet, responsive heating for super-insulated Passivhaus-style homes — fully integrated with CITU’s smart-home platform.

Heatcom Group, through its subsidiary Heatmat, supplied a full-building 160 W/m² underfloor heating system for the Linden House luxury apartment conversion in Horsham. With Danish-made mats, insulation boards and NGTouch thermostats, the system delivers efficient whole-home heating across a mix of floor finishes while keeping build height low.

Heatcom Group, through its subsidiary Heatmat, delivered a lightweight 160 W/m² electric underfloor heating system for the restored Hastings Pier. Using heating mats, loose cable and NGTouch thermostats, the solution provides full heating coverage while protecting the historic structure from excess load.

Heatcom Group, through its subsidiary Heatmat, supplied an energy-efficient in-screed heating system for the Passivhaus-designed Oyster Reach apartments in Kent. Danish-made cables, smart thermostats and solar-supported electricity combine to deliver low-cost underfloor heating, with estimated running costs from just £175 per year.

At Hurston Mill in West Sussex, Heatcom Group — through its subsidiary Heatmat — delivered an off-gas underfloor heating system for a residential extension. Using 6 mm In-screed cables and 200 W/m² heating mats with smart thermostats, the system provides reliable warmth and low running costs without increasing floor height.

At Pengersick Castle in Cornwall, Heatcom Group — through its subsidiary Heatmat — installed a 200 W/m² underfloor heating system beneath the stone kitchen floor. Using insulation boards, self-levelling compound, and programmable NGT thermostats, the system provides efficient, discreet warmth for guests without compromising the castle’s historic charm.

To increase roof load capacity without costly structural reinforcement, Heatcom Group — through its subsidiary Heatmat — installed a 2,000 m² roof heating system at Birmingham’s LG Arena. Using 12 km of heating cables and automated sensors, the system prevents ice and snow build-up, keeping the roof safe, clear, and energy-efficient all winter.

To prevent snow accumulation and roof overload at the world’s largest crisp factory, Heatcom Group — through its subsidiary Heatmat — delivered a multi-zone roof heating system. With 7 mm exterior cables, temperature and moisture sensors, and fully automated controls, the installation ensures safe, ice-free operation and uninterrupted 24/7 production.

At The Donkey Sanctuary in Derbyshire, Heatcom Group — through its subsidiary Heatmat — delivered a trace heating system to prevent frozen water troughs and pipes. Designed for –15°C conditions, the automatic, animal-safe solution keeps water flowing year-round while freeing staff from manual de-icing tasks.