Underfloor heating

02 March, 2011

Myson’s Floortec underfloor heating system is based on preformed plates that can be used with 14, 16 and 17 mm pipes. This castellated system comprises an expanded polystyrene base with raised burls to grip the heating pipe. Preformed plate is laid over the concrete subfloor and then covered with screed. One person can install the pipework.

The pipe-fixing burls are set at 60 mm centres for flexibility in spacing pipes. They are suitable for laying pipes in spiral and serpentine patterns.

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