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Have had fitted your underfloor heating system. Do l need to provide you with the serial number and my details, lf so where
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I’ve been told that before installing electric underfloor heating under Amtico I need to stick mats on to Marine Ply and then a levelling liquid soothing compound will be put on top before fitting the Amtico - can you c9nfirm that Klima is suitable to use this way?
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We would always recommend installing insulation boards on concrete floors, to stop the heat being lost into the concrete.
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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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All of our matting are 500mm wide, and come in various lengths depending on the size chosen
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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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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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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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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.