Installation

A continuous length of specially designed, flexible, oxygen impermeable pipe is accurately spaced and mounted over insulation and then sealed within a concrete screed or covered by chipboard dependant upon the construction techniques being employed. Each area or room is regarded as a ‘zone’ and the heating pipe forms a complete loop which starts and finishes at a central manifold. Each zone can be fully independently regulated via its own thermostatic control giving great flexibility throughout an entire building.

The heating pipes can be installed in a number of different ways dependant on the construction technique employed. Illustrated here are the most common methods used for timber and concrete floors.

Concrete Slab Floor Layout

Concrete Screed Floor Layout

Timber Floor Layout