As winter approaches, a warm atmosphere gradually fills every corner of the home. Underfloor heating has driven away the cold, bringing endless comfort and coziness. However, behind this warm and comfortable veil, there are some nagging problems. Even with underfloor heating, some houses still struggle to avoid dampness and mold. What is the reason for this?

Underfloor Heating ≠ Structural Moisture-proofing

Many people believe that as long as they have underfloor heating, they can permanently solve the problem of indoor humidity. However, the primary function of underfloor heating is to bring warmth to the room through the circulation of hot water, creating a pleasant living environment, and cannot alone address all challenges related to moisture.

Imagine, in the cold winter, when the outdoor temperature drops below freezing, the underfloor heating in the basement is turned on, and there is a significant temperature difference between the inside and outside. At this time, if the building's structure has deficiencies in moisture-proofing, such as insufficient insulation around windows and water pipelines, these parts will become a "bridge" for the alternation of cold and heat. As a result, the basement floor, walls, and other areas are prone to moisture, leading to mold growth.

Tips:

In humid environments, water vapor accelerates heat loss in the underfloor heating system, so that you may need to increase the heating time to achieve the ideal indoor temperature. In addition, the humid air may also cause corrosion to the floor heating pipes and components, shortening the service life of the floor heating.

However, by dehumidifying and moistureproof, it not only helps to reduce energy waste, save energy costs, avoid maintenance costs caused by failures, but also effectively extend the service life of floor heating.

Reasons for Basement Moisture 

1. Slow infiltration of groundwater

Moisture from the soil and water vapor from groundwater enter the building structure through the capillary channels of concrete, increasing the water content.

2. Condensation water

When there is a significant temperature difference between the indoor and outdoor spaces of the basement (especially in winter), water molecules in the air will form condensation water on the walls and floors of the basement, causing the walls to become damp, leaving mold spots, affecting aesthetics, and the health of the occupants.

Electro-osmotic Pulse | Curing the "Dampness" of the Basement

Today, electro-osmotic technology, with its outstanding functionality, fundamentally solves the stubborn problem of basement dampness and mold. The electro-osmotic pulse anti-seepage dehumidification system has become a standard for villas and luxury homes, bringing an unprecedented comfortable experience to the living environment.

Compared with traditional waterproof methods, electro-osmotic technology shows significant advantages. Traditional methods often only deal with surface problems by plugging leaks or simply addressing air humidity, while 70% of basement dampness comes from the moisture inside the structure. Electro-osmotic technology precisely controls the water content of the structure and intelligently regulates the movement direction of water molecules, effectively preventing the invasion of moisture, thus maintaining the dryness and comfort of the basement environment.

This advanced technology not only deeply solves the moisture problem but also extends the service life of the building and improves the quality of living. In terms of aesthetics and functionality, electro-osmotic technology has brought a new standard to modern luxury homes, allowing people to enjoy a luxurious life while also having a healthy and livable living space.

We focus on accurate long-term design:
No longer the pursuit of the "big" venue of cool extravagance, people-oriented re-start, more attentively in order to make you more relaxed.
Build a self-drying system for the main structure of the house to create a more comfortable and livable indoor and underground space.
There is no doubt that a technology has been invented is great, but it is still too weak to compete for this point of enthusiasm.
Relying on the fear of noise gradually, pushed to the thorn land, is the controversy is not big enough.
When the spotlight is focused, it begins to increase the chance of "being accepted".

-the end-
* We'd like to borrow a lamp from you *
The iteration of technology is the wisdom of scientists,
But for the story line to be more coherent, it needs a public awareness awakening.