Materials Used in Underfloor Heating Systems
Underfloor Heating Pipe
Underfloor heating systems, which provide more comfortable heating of spaces by providing underfloor heating, are generally applied when the building is under construction.
What is Underfloor Heating Styrofoam
Underfloor heating can be applied with water pipes and electric cables. Depending on the area of use, the appropriate method from these systems is implemented using suitable materials. In the water pipe application, the heating pipe used is laid in a protective sheath on the floor to protect it. Because these pipes have a flexible structure, they can be easily shaped. Thanks to this feature, they can be bent and curved according to the characteristics of the space. Water pipes produced with today's technology do not scale or rust. Therefore, they are long-lasting. They are light, easy to transport, and do not cause additional load on the building. Underfloor heating styrofoam is an important material for underfloor heating. It is laid under the screed with water pipes to protect the system and provide insulation. These styrofoam pieces, used to fix the underfloor heating pipes, also provide sound insulation. They ensure that the water pipes are laid at equal intervals and that the system operates more efficiently. It prevents the screed laid on the styrofoam from cracking. It provides integrity in the space where it is laid. It prevents damage to the underfloor heating pipes during other construction operations to implement the system.
