POWERED BY FABRICON
The people behind UFH Design
Behind UFH Design is Fabricon: a technical team supporting installers and construction professionals with engineering for underfloor heating. We combine technical expertise, scalable capacity and a structured approach to deliver projects consistently and reliably.
WHO WE WORK WITH
For installers and construction professionals
We support installers, consultants and other construction professionals with flexible, technically substantiated engineering for underfloor heating.
Company-specific
Engineering tailored to your drawing conventions, CAD standards, material choices and technical requirements.
Scalable capacity
Suitable for both individual assignments and larger projects with many homes or multiple floors.
Efficient turnaround
A structured process with clear agreements on planning, project input and delivery.
OUR DESIGN PRINCIPLES
Technical design principles
We work according to established technical requirements, applicable standards and clear design rules. This ensures consistent, verifiable deliverables tailored to your project and company standards.
Consistent workflow
Every assignment follows the same structured steps: from input checks and technical design through quality control and final delivery.
Standards and guidelines
We work in accordance with applicable standards, ISSO publications and the technical requirements agreed for each project.
Your company standard
Your CAD standards, material choices, pipe spacing, pipe lengths, manifolds and other design rules can be defined as a fixed company standard.
25+
CAD technicians & engineers
6+
years of experience
2500+
projects
FAQ
Answers to frequently asked questions
Find quick answers to questions about our services, working methods and technical engineering.
What is the relationship between UFH Design and Fabricon?
UFH Design is the specialist service for underfloor heating engineering. Fabricon is the technical organisation behind it, providing the people, capacity, processes and digital support required to deliver projects.
Can you work according to our own technical standards?
Yes. Drawing conventions, CAD standards, material choices, design rules and other company-specific requirements can be defined as a fixed customer standard.
How do you ensure technical quality?
We use established working methods, internal checks and pre-agreed technical requirements. This ensures consistent engineering and reliable project information.
Which organisations do you work with?
We support installers, consultants and other construction professionals who require additional technical capacity for underfloor heating projects.
Can you also handle larger or repetitive projects?
Yes. Our engineering capacity is scalable for both individual projects and larger residential developments with multiple floors, dwelling types and project phases.
How does collaboration with our team work?
We agree the technical requirements, planning and required deliverables in advance. During the project, the customer, planning and engineering teams work from clear agreements and short communication lines.
POWERED BY FABRICON
The people behind UFH Design
Our specialists work every day on clear, reliable and technically substantiated projects.
TECHNICAL QUALITY
“Technical quality starts with clear design criteria. That is why every project is carefully engineered, checked and aligned with the client’s requirements.”
Manager Engineering
PLANNING & CAPACITY
“Reliable planning requires clear oversight and the right capacity. We align our team with the size of the project and monitor progress so agreements remain clear and deliveries predictable.”
Manager Operations
CONSISTENT ENGINEERING
“A good UFH layout must be clear and practical for everyone. We therefore work with established drawing conventions and check the engineering for consistency and completeness so every drawing fits the client’s working methods.”
CAD Team Lead
CLIENT & ENGINEERING
“Good collaboration starts with understanding what the client needs. We translate project requirements into clear technical agreements and keep communication lines short between the client and the engineering team.”
