When Robert Tomaino of Foremost Constructions began planning a new home in Port Melbourne, the heating had to fit the architecture. Wall space was limited, the owners wanted an all-electric home, and the floors would change from engineered timber in the living areas to tile in the bathrooms and carpet in the bedrooms. The completed home has 111m² of underfloor heating across 168m² of heated space, divided into 11 independently controlled zones.
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