UNDERFLOOR HEATING
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The largest supplier of warm water underfloor heating (UFH) systems to the UK domestic market have just launched a new floor construction designed to help the installation of UFH in refurbishment properties, with minimal build-up to the existing floor height.
Nu-Heat’s new retrofit UFH solution, LoPro10™, is ideal for refurbishment properties with insulation upgraded to the required levels or those built within the last 10 years to the higher insulation requirements of Building Regulations.
With a height of just 15mm, including the floor covering, LoPro10™ is perfect for
retrofitting into properties able to accommodate this build-up with minimal adjustment to fittings. LoPro10™ can also be overlaid with 4mm - 6mm plywood for direct carpeting, laminates and natural timber. Engineered wood floors can also be ‘floated’ or glued directly over the panel, without the need for battening.
Installation is straightforward, as the 10mm ultra-flexible PEX-c pipework is easily laid in the grooved panels in lengths of up to 60m. Fastrack™ clips assist a simple run back to the manifold with pipework laid closely; up to 10 pipes side by side. To meet robust acoustic criteria, the new floor construction provides airborne acoustic reduction on timber upper floors by adding mass, so it feels more solid underfoot than many lightweight floating floors.
LoPro10’s™ low thermal resistance and high- density properties
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also provide a high thermal output compared to similar low height plywood and chipboard based systems. As well as that, LoPro10™ also has a third less thermal mass than a screed floor, allowing it to heat up and cool down rapidly – making it more economical to run in retrofit properties.
www.nu-heat.co.uk/lopro10 @nuheatuk
ABOUT Nu-Heat deliver to over 30,000 fully designed underfloor systems to self builders, installers and developers nationwide. They also design and supply ground source and air source heat pump systems, along with solar thermal and rainwater harvesting.
www.tomorrowsflooring.com
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