The Warmup insulation boards can be used on Floors & Walls Warmup® Insulation Boards can be used as a structural tile backer board on the floor, withstanding a load of 30 tonnes/sqm and are ideal for use with underfloor heating. They offer the added benefit of high sound proofing properties. We recommend a minimum thickness […]
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The floor sensor should be placed centre of two wire runs at least 300mm into the heated area. It is important that the floor sensor is fitted in the correct location in order to read an accurate floor temperature. The floor senor must not be placed to close to the heating element or cross over
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The underfloor heating should not be activated until the adhesive or screed layer has fully cured. This can be anything from 7-28 days depending on the thickness of the adhesive/screed . If the heating is switched too early this can fast dry the adhesive which may result in cracking.
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Yes, if you use cement-faced or foil-faced insulation boards suitable for electric underfloor heating such as the Warmup Insulation Boards.
The Warmup Inscreed Cable is designed to be placed within a screed of at least 50mm in thickness. The exact floor build up depends on the insulation materials in the subfloor – please see the installation manual for full details:
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Never shorten the Inscreed Cable. You must ensure that the correct size is installed into the area. We have a large range of sizes to choose from.
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If the heating element is being laid directly onto a plywood or concrete subfloor, use the primer supplied. Leave to dry for 2-3 hours until tacky, then lay the heating element. If an insulated or standard tile backer board is being used, no primer is needed. We recommend you use Warmup Insulation Boards. Check out
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The heating wire in some of our heaters can be adjusted to better fit the space in which it is to be installed. The Loose Wire system gives you the flexibility to alter the wire spacing. The spacings between each run of heating element can be brought down to a minimum of 50mm and a
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If your room is well insulated and complies with modern insulation levels you should be able to use Warmup as the sole heat source. However, if your house is an older property with lower insulation properties it is likely that an additional heat source may be required. Heat loss calculations can be carried out by
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The DCM-PRO cable clips into the castellations of the DCM-PRO mat. No tools are required when installing the cable into the mat. It is easily installed by running your thumb along the top of the cable to guide it into the castellations. Check out the DCM-PRO installation video below showing how this is done:
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Warmup offers an extensive range of electric and water floor systems compatible with all floor types, rooms and projects.
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