There are many types of underfloor heating systems. Below you will find a clear overview of which underfloor heating systems are suitable for a wooden floor:
Traditional floor heating:
In this system, the pipes lie on the concrete floor and are covered by a finishing floor.
Dry Construction:
In the case of a dry-construcion underfloor heating system, the system is laid on top of the existing floor (wood, concrete, sand cement).
Milled in with water pipes:
Grooves are milled into the existing screed (cement, anhydrite or Fermacell). This is where the water pipes are installed.
At all times, consult a flooring specialist and/or an underfloor heating specialist