Under Tile Heating Mats (17)

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No the mat system is only designed for under tiles, stone or similiar type floor finishes, it can be adpated to be used with a vinyl floor under the manufactuerers guidance
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Yes as long as you are self-levelling over the mat, or using a concrete backed insulation board below, then there is no issues. Tiles can be fitted directly on top.
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HI,
On reading the instructions of how to attach the thermo boards to a concrete floor, it states to use a flexible tile adhesive. But, does I user floor leveler first then the thermo boards? Are there any set rules for the layers required, i.e. PVA sealer first -> flexible tile adhesive -> themoboards -> heating mat - > floor leveler

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First and foremost, you would have to check with the manufacturer of the vinyl to ensure compatibility with electric underfloor heating. If suitable, you must fit a 10mm self leveller over the top of the heating mat.
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The Klima thermostats have a total amperage of 16 amps; this is roughly 23m2. However, The thermostat will only fit 2 mats directly in before a junction box is required.
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Trying to find a suitable electric underfloor heating matt for engineered herringbone floor which I’ve been told cannot be joined as floating (has to be glued)

No the mat system is only designed for under tiles, stone or similiar type floor finishes, it can be adpated to be used with a vinyl floor under the manufactuerers guidance
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Yes, our matting is fully eath sheathed and waterproof, so suitable for any room types, including wet rooms and shower rooms.
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We always recommend a seperate RDC is fitted so the system can be isolated if required
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All of our matting are 500mm wide, and come in various lengths depending on the size chosen
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Hello, yes the mat can be installed onto a solid fixed wooden flooring, as long as you fit a self-leveller over the top of the mat before tiling.
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Can I lay Kilma underfloor electric underfloor heating mat over 18mm chipboard and then floor tile on top/

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We would always recommend installing insulation boards on concrete floors, to stop the heat being lost into the concrete.