Hydronic floor heating projects

HOYA Ondol projects

HOYA Ondol panels are being installed in homes across Australia, in renovations and new builds. Each project page shows how the panels went down, the pipe layout, the floor finish and the heat source. Where the builder and trades are happy to be named, we credit them too.

We add new projects as they are completed, so check back for more.

Living room with a brick fireplace and HOYA Ondol panels across the floor, with white heating pipe running through the panel channels
Living room with a brick fireplace in the O'Connor ACT renovation, with cover panels laid over the heating pipe ready for the solid timber floor

Residential project 01 · In progress

A renovation of an older home in Canberra’s inner north, with about 150 m² of HOYA Ondol B and C panels laid over the particleboard subfloor. Solid timber floors go over the top, heated by a heat pump.

Living area of a stone cottage in Daylesford, Victoria, with reflective foil being rolled out over the existing concrete floor before the HOYA Ondol panels go down
Sunroom with white heating pipe laid in loops through the channels of the HOYA Ondol panels

Residential project 02 · Completed July 2025

A retrofit of a cottage in Daylesford, with 67.2 m² of HOYA Ondol A, B and C panels laid on reflective foil over the existing concrete floor. A timber floor goes over the top, heated by a heat pump.

Installation note: The panels can be laid by a builder, carpenter or flooring installer, following HOYA Ondol’s installation instructions and the panel and pipe layout designed for your floor, working with your hydronic installer. Manifold, heat pump or boiler connections must be made by a licensed plumber, and electrical work by a licensed electrician. In some states, laying the heating pipe itself is also licensed plumbing work, so check with your installer. Warranty requires licensed connections. This does not limit your rights under the Australian Consumer Law. Read the warranty conditions.

Where to next

HOYA Ondol B-Panel, a 500 by 500 mm dry hydronic heating panel with straight and curved channels, shown with its cover panel lifted above it

HOYA Ondol panels

A, B and C panels for timber, tile and renovation floors.

Timber frame of a new two-storey house under construction

Send us your plans

A heating layout and quote prepared from your house plans.

Illustration of two miniature installer figures in orange high-visibility vests standing on a black HOYA Ondol floor heating panel, one checking a tablet and one pointing at the white heating pipe in its channel

Support

Installation guides, panel specifications and videos.

Renovated room with newly finished timber floorboards and a floor vent

Register your warranty

Record your installation and the licensed trades who did it.