DIY Enclosure for Underfloor Heating Manifold, by Michael

DIY Casing Underfloor Heating Manifold

Do you also dream of a sleek and tidy interior in which technical elements are nicely concealed? Michael realized this perfectly with a practical and stylish casing for the distributor of the floor heating. A project that will inspire you!

Michael's unique design

With attention to detail, Michael has created a casing project that combines functionality and aesthetics. The first thing you notice is the sleek, white finish that seamlessly complements the modern design of the stairwell. The whole thing is custom-made using 12mm MDF Lacquer Film panels from TOSIZE.it, which are both easy to work with and provide a perfectly smooth surface for a high-quality finish.

The benefits of self-build

Building your own underfloor heating manifold enclosure means you have total control over the dimensions and choice of materials. Michael opted for custom-cut MDF from TOSIZE.it, meaning he didn’t have to compromise on size and fit. This not only saves time during assembly, but also makes the project budget-friendly by buying exactly what you need.

Perfect placement in the stairwell

Michael's choice to place the casing under the stairs is not only practical - by using the available space - but also contributes to the cohesive design of the house. The white MDF forms a harmonious whole with the wall and matching white skirting boards, making the divider almost invisible.

The style of the casing

Minimalism meets functionality: that is the style of Michael’s enclosure project. With its minimalist lines and clean color, the project adds a calming atmosphere to the stairwell. With a fully finished project like this one, you can see how DIY solutions can compete with professional installations.

Wood type with advantages

Why MDF Paint Carrier Film? This material is not only affordable, but also a dream to work with. The paint carrier film ensures that Michael did not have to prime extra and the paint adheres excellently to the surface. The result is a smooth, tight finish without imperfections, ideal for a modern interior.