Hoya Ondol Australia

HOYA Ondol's Hydronic Floor Heating System

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High Strength Low Profile System

Industry’s Most Versatile Floor Heating System

Easy Installation and Energy Saving

Modern application inheriting Korean ancient heating systems

WHY HOYA ONDOL

HOYA Ondol Floor Heating System Quotes and Where to Buy

Identify Your Heating Needs and Space 

To get accurate quotes: start by defining your project’s requirements. Key factors include, Area Size, Calculate the total square meterage (m²) you need to heat.

System Type: Decide between a hydronic (water-based) system (compatible with heat pumps, gas, solar thermal, or timber boilers) or Hoya Ondol’s Electric dry panel system.

Room Zoning: Plan which rooms or zones you want to control independently for better efficiency.

Floor Plans: Supply your project Floor plans or sketch, this helps Hoya Ondol provide a quote estimate for supply and installation if required.

Heating Advice:

Contact Hoya Ondol Australia directly to arrange a detailed quote. For DIY kits, confirm what is to be included (e.g., panels, boiler, pipes, manifold). If you are not doing the installation yourself, they may be able to connect you with a qualified installer. Note: Only Qualified Plumbers can install the heating system. 

Call or use Hoya Ondol's Contact Page Hoya Ondol Local Distributor:

Call to find local distributors A local distributor can provide region-specific advice, support, and may have installers they recommend.

ADVANTAGES

Key Advantages of HOYA Ondol's Hydronic System

This installation method offers several compelling benefits:

A. Lightweight and Versatile: Its low weight makes it ideal for projects where adding heavy concrete is not possible, such as in upper-floor apartments or heritage buildings.

B. Rapid Installation: Without the need for concrete pouring and curing, the system can be installed in a fraction of the time, significantly reducing labor costs.

C. DIY-Friendly for Some Steps: For the “Studio” versions, Hoya Ondol markets complete kits that are designed for self-installation, though connecting the boiler should be done by a professional.

D. Energy Efficient: The panels are made from a carbon-composite material that boasts high thermal conductivity, promoting even heat distribution and faster heating, which can lead to lower energy costs

Hydronic systems use water, which holds heat far better than air or electrical elements. This makes them significantly more energy-efficient than electric systems for heating an entire house, leading to substantially lower running costs, especially in colder climates.

By leveraging high-efficiency boilers (condensing gas, heat pumps, etc.) to heat the water, the cost per unit of heat is much lower than using electricity to generate heat, resulting in dramatic savings on your energy bills over the system’s lifetime.

The system can be paired with the most efficient and eco-friendly heat sources, including air-source or ground-source heat pumps, solar thermal panels, or modern condensing gas boilers, future-proofing your home and reducing your carbon footprint.

Water circulates through pipes embedded in the floor, creating a large, radiant surface that provides consistent, draft-free warmth from the ground up. This eliminates the cold spots and “on/off” feeling of forced-air systems.

Once installed, the system is completely silent. There are no fans, pumps are very quiet, and with no radiators or vents, it offers a clean, minimalist aesthetic with total design freedom for your interior space.

The system can be easily divided into zones (e.g., bedrooms, living area, bathroom) with individual thermostats. This allows you to heat only the rooms you’re using, maximizing efficiency and personalized comfort.

Unlike forced-air systems that blow allergens like dust and mold around the house, radiant floor heating does not circulate air. This drastically improves indoor air quality for those with allergies or asthma.

The PEX (cross-linked polyethylene) piping used in high-quality hydronic systems like Hoya Ondol is extremely durable and corrosion-resistant, with a lifespan often exceeding 50 years—far longer than most electric heating elements.

As a sealed water system within the floor, it is perfectly safe and highly effective in wet areas like bathrooms, providing a warm, dry floor that feels luxurious and helps prevent mold.

The installation of a high-end, efficient, and comfortable whole-home hydronic heating system is a significant upgrade that is highly attractive to potential buyers, increasing the resale value of your property.

We hope this detailed information confirms and expands on your understanding of the Hoya Ondol system. Would you like us to help find more specific information about technical specifications or potential installers in your region? Contact Us