• A foil faced insulation board such as Kingspan
  or Celotex is laid onto a level subfloor.
• The pipes are held in placed with 60mm pipe
  staples spaced 50cm apart.
• Once the pipe have been pressure tested, a fibre reinforced screed is poured over to provide a
  heat store.
• The pipe staples are the cheapest fixing method available for screed systems, but are very time consuming especially on large installations.
• PRO TIP! To speed up the installation, use a
  staple gun to save time and a sore back!

• 1m self adhesive clips rails are stuck to a foil
  faced insulation board such as Kingspan or
  Celotex, spaced 50cm apart (2 rails/sqm).
• The pipe is pushed into the U shaped clips
  and clicks firmly in place.
• Once the pipe has been pressure tested, a fibre reinforced screed is poured over to provide
  a heat store.
• This fixing method is quicker & more accurate
  than pipe staples but costs more.
• PRO TIP! If floor depth is limited and the
  insulation board is not deep enough to hold
  60mm staples, the clip rails are the best choice.

EGG CRATE

• The egg crate is laid onto a foiled faced insulation board such as Kingspan or Celotex and does not
  need to be bonded to the board.
• The pipe is pushed between the pre-set spacings
  and held firmly in place.
• Once the pipe has been pressure tested, a fibre reinforced screed is poured over to provide a heat store.
• The plastic egg crate system is ideal for larger installations and can massively reduce installation times, but is the most expensive option.
• PRO TIP! Sling the pipe coil onto your shoulder
  and walk the pipe into place, massively reducing installation times and only needing one person
  on the job.

Single Room System >
Materials to heat one room controlled by one thermostat

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Materials to heat multiple rooms, controlled by a thermostat in each room