System Board Covered with Grid Textile

Product detailed description

• for underfloor heating
• covered with a laminated polypropylene textile with a 10 x 10 cm laying grid
• the foil has a 2 cm overlap on the longer side,
  so that the joints can be taped over when laying it with tape - 601012H 
• hardness: 100 kPa
• package: 10 m2

Suitable for pipe laying when used with:
TACKER - tool for pipe fastening
clips for TACKER for pipe fastening, type HS - joined with wire clips for TACKER for pipe fastening, type HS T - welded on top / other clip types up to a length of 50 mm/

Frequently Asked Questions

• How do I choose the right thickness/type of system board? Go by the expected floor load - for ordinary residential spaces, boards for lower loads are sufficient, while for industrial premises, halls or car workshops (where vehicles or heavy loads pass through) you need a board with a higher maximum load capacity, usually with thicker insulation.
• How does the "lock" on the board edges mentioned in the description work? It is a shaped connection between the edges of adjacent boards that ensures they overlap without a gap when laid - this prevents liquid concrete from getting under the boards during the screed pour and avoids heat loss through gaps between individual pieces.
• What pipe diameter does the board support? The exact range is given in the technical parameters above - the studs (mushrooms) on the board are shaped so that the chosen pipe holds firmly in place once pressed in (it will not pop back out) even before the screed is poured.
• Why does the board have studs on the underside as well? These small studs ensure that the screed material wraps evenly around the pipe from underneath as well, not just from the sides - the result is better and more even heat transfer from the pipe into the floor around its entire circumference.
• Does the installation have to be carried out by a professional? Laying the boards themselves and fitting the pipes into them can be handled by a competent DIY enthusiast following the instructions; we recommend having the connection to the manifold and the commissioning of the heating circuit (including a pressure test before the screed is poured) checked by a professional.