More room for the building.
Electric warmth beneath the finish, without a boiler, circulation pump or heating ducts for this system. Plan each suite’s load and local controls from the start.
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Carbon nanotube technology / Floor heating
The floor
is the heater.
Carbon nanotube heating in a thin mat beneath the floor. The dry system pairs with compatible floating finishes, without a concrete heating pour.
It starts with carbon.
An illustrative model of a carbon nanotube, the material in the film’s conductive layer. Not microscopy, not to scale.
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It starts with carbon.
An illustrative model of a carbon nanotube, the material in the film’s conductive layer. Not microscopy, not to scale.
A thin film made to heat.
The conductive layer is sealed inside a thin, flexible heating film that lies flat beneath the floor.
The whole surface warms at once.
Switched on, the heating element is the film itself, across its whole surface, not a routed cable.
Illustrative views. Construction follows the selected model; connections and protection follow the project’s electrical design.
The whole surface
Warmth across
the surface.
The heating element is the film itself, across its whole surface, not a routed cable.
A surface heating layer
Film. Floor.
Finished space.
A conductive coating inside a sealed panel provides the heating layer. The floor finish, insulation and controls complete the system.
The flagship application
Ready-made panels.
Room-specific warmth.
The heating surface arrives in a panel, rather than a cable to route turn by turn. Plan its placement, protected connections and local controls around the room.
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Warmth and wellbeing
Comfort you
can feel.
Warmth beneath your feet, with the heating kept out of sight. A heated blanket brings the material into a flexible format for personal warmth.
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Place the panels. Finish the floor.
Ready-made dry heating panels go to the room plan; the electrician handles connections and controls. Complete the compatible floating floor without a concrete heating pour.
Read more for buildersWarm floors. Clear walls.
Heating beneath the finish leaves walls clear of heating radiators and registers. Coordinate the heating zones with the flooring, furniture and joinery layout.
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