Dry underfloor heating

EPS boards covered with cutted aluminium foil, which acts as a radiator and ensures uniform heat distribution across the entire surface. EPS ALU panels feature patterns enabling any routing configuration of underfloor heating loops.

The system boards made of high-density, compression-resistant expanded polystyrene (EPS) serve as the supporting element for underfloor heating pipes. The boards are laminated with 100-200 micron aluminium layer, which acts as a heat sink, transferring heat from the pipe surface. It distributes heat evenly across the board surface to ensure optimal thermal comfort.

ACOUSTIC is a product line of boards intended for the installation of underfloor heating loops in dry construction systems. The boards are made from wood fiber, offering thermal insulation properties, as well as preventing the transmission of vibrations.

ACOUSTIC ALU is a product line of boards intended for the installation of underfloor heating loops in dry construction systems. The panels are made of wood fiber and coated with an aluminum layer. This material offers thermal insulation and helps prevent the transmission of vibrations. The system is tailored for rooms where ceiling soundproofing is essential.

The MFP P5 is a product line of chipboard boards intended for laying underfloor heating loops in dry underfloor heating systems. Boards serve as a structural support for heating pipes. They feature special tongue-and-groove joints, ensuring easy connection and a seamless surface.

EPS MAN guiding boards are a component of underfloor water heating systems, designed for the orderly distribution of heating pipes in the immediate vicinity of the manifold. Made of high-density EPS polystyrene, they are characterized by good mechanical strength and thermal insulation.

Aluminium heat transfer plates serve as radiators in underfloor heating systems, absorbing heat from the pipe’s perimeter and distributing it evenly across the surface. They complement base system panels made from EPS, wood fiber, and other wood-derived materials such as MFP.

Wall heating serves as a supplement to underfloor heating when that installation is not sufficient. It operates on a similar principle as dry underfloor heating, but with a key advantage – during installation, residents can continue to use the rooms. This is especially important for those who do not have an alternative living space during the heating system renovation.