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For those who prefer a quick and clean installation in dry construction, there is our thin underfloor heating as a dry system.
Our drywall kit with milled gypsum fibre boards with a thickness of 18 mm reduces the effort and time required for the installation of water-based underfloor heating in existing and old buildings compared to the standard method.
The construction can be a single-layer, double-layer or triple-layer system. The single-layer construction requires an already load-bearing, firm and level subfloor. In a two-layer structure, the milled drywall panel is bonded to another layer of dry screed. The thickness of the lower layer depends on the expected load. A three-layer construction with additional insulation between two layers of dry screed has also proven effective when there are special requirements for impact sound insulation and thermal insulation. For more information on the structure, please refer to our installation instructions.
The 10 mm PE-RT heating pipe is flexibly laid at 100 mm distance in the milled grooves of the dry screed panel, which are then sealed with joint filler. The low requirement for filling compound reduces the weight of the underfloor heating system and ensures short drying times. After just one day, work on the new floor can be completed by laying the floor covering.
Like all other FLEXIRO kits, the drywall underfloor heating system connects to the existing heating by an RTL valve is controlled individually. low profile dry system is simple and quick to retrofit and provides comfortable warmth for your home.
NEW Handy panels measuring 1,000 mm × 500 mm, which can be easily laid by one person
Technical data sheet drywall underfloor heating kitHeating capacity and other technical information116 KB
PDF Installation Guide - How to Install Drywall Underfloor Heating KitsComprehensive installation guidelines with all required information for retrofitting a FLEXIRO underfloor heating with ready-to-build dry screed boards.832 KB
We are often asked how much it costs to retrofit underfloor heating per square metre. Before answering this question, we first enquire about the initial situation. How many rooms are to be retrofitted? How large are the heating surfaces? What is the condition of the floor? When was the house built? Is there thermal insulation? Is there a heating load calculation? Can the installation be carried out by the customer?
With the information on the initial conditions, we can suggest a suitable underfloor heating system and thus specify the costs for the heating technology.
However, the costs for retrofitting underfloor heating also include the costs of installation, the expenses for construction chemicals and, if necessary, for the disposal of the old floor. Our tips on cost calculation explain exactly which cost items need to be taken into account here.
For structural calculations in the run-up to a house modernisation, it is sometimes necessary to know how much weight the underfloor heating will put on a floor. Of course, the weight depends on the individual floor structure and the materials used. Nevertheless, the weight of the FLEXIRO components can be calculated.
The levelling compound accounts for the majority of the total weight. The specific weight of a levelling compound is typically between 1.6 and 1.8 kg/m² per 1 mm layer thickness. With a construction height of 17 mm, an estimated weight of approx. 26 kg/m² can be expected. The underfloor heating itself adds only approx. 1.9–2.2 kg/m², even when filled with water. Therefore, the thin-layer system is much lighter than a standard underfloor heating system where the heating screed must be included in the calculation.
The minimum coverage for the heating pipes is 3 mm. However, the required layer thickness depends on the flooring material selected. The minimum layer thickness is only recommended for tiles and ceramic materials. Other flooring materials require an additional 5 mm of coverage. The levelling compound must be flexible and bear the manufacturer's mark indicating suitability for thin-layer underfloor heating. To ensure optimum heating and cooling performance, apply the levelling compound as thinly as possible. Precise information on the thermal resistance of standard floor coverings can be found in our underfloor heating technical sheet.
We provide answers to the most important questions about insulating a low profile heating system.
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