The radiating heat coming from the walls warms up the room completely and evenly, because radiant heat does not warm up gases. The air in the room thus remains calm, but the surfaces of the room, including the floor, are heated. From the floor to the walls, everything is kept at a moderate temperature. This make it completely unnecessary to install in-floor heating. This eliminates thermally transported dust, which can not be fully avoided with in-floor heating. In order to ensure good quality radiant heat throughout the house, including large glass enclosed areas, we offer you a single solution with our heating trim, pipes, and columns.
The trim is installed on support beams and door frames. They are made of steel and have heated water pipes running though them. Heated columns or posts are also heated with water and act as support beams or the center post of large windows.
Here are three examples:

Heating trim lining the door-well (right) and (left) a blue heating column, and large windows that are lined (down).