Wall Heating
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Polybutylene pipe PN3, 70°C for wall heating. Packaging = 100 m Size 10 mm -...
Internal cap (fitting blanking plug) size: 10 mm - suitable only for wall heating
Detachable reduced straight coupling, for polybutylene or copper pipes. Size...
An auxiliary working tool for later disassembling the fitting from the pipe, if...
Demountable straight-type adaptor - external thread (straight design), for...
Demountable straight-type adaptor (straight design), for polybutylene or copper...
Demountable straight-type coupling (straight design), for polybutylene or copper...
Stainless steel support sleeves for pipes are used to reinforce the pipe and help...
Detachable T-piece coupling for polybutylene or copper pipes. Size 10 x 10...
Detachable reduced T-piece coupling for polybutylene or copper pipes. Size...
Detachable reduced T-piece coupling for polybutylene or copper pipes. Size...
Demountable reduced T-piece coupling for polybutylene or copper pipes. Size...
Detachable reduced T-piece coupling on the converging branch, for polybutylene or...
Wall heating for residential rooms.
Wall heating is a less common way of heating houses or flats. The main differences compared to underfloor or radiator heating are that with wall heating the heated surface area is many times larger. This way we achieve faster and more even heating of the whole room.
Wall heating consists of pipe with a diameter of 10 mm, which is laid into fixing rails that are attached to the rough structure, for example brickwork or masonry. Once the pipe is laid into the fixing rail, plaster can be applied.
Wall heating is controlled by means of a main manifold and subsequently by smaller manifolds designed for the purpose. The length of one loop should not exceed 50 metres, and both loops should be approximately the same length.
Wall heating is installed using the HEPWORTH DIY heating installation system. No tools are required for this type of heating. Every joint can be taken apart and reconnected multiple times.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is wall heating? A heating system installed in the wall under the plaster, which works in a similar way to underfloor heating, only with the distribution pipes running through vertical structures.
- What pipe dimensions are used for wall heating? Most commonly 10 and 15 mm, or transitions to 22 mm where connecting to the main distribution pipe.
- Can the joints be taken apart once built into the wall? The HEPWORTH system is demountable, but access to the joints is not intended once they are built into the wall, so a thorough tightness check before covering is recommended.