XPS insulation boards are specifically designed to provide cost-effective insulation for our underfloor heating mat systems on concrete or screeded floors. These boards offer a budget-friendly solution without compromising on performance.

Key Features:

• Compatibility with Underfloor Heating Systems: XPS boards are suitable for use with our underfloor heating mat systems, ensuring efficient heat distribution and energy savings.
• Insulation for Underwood Heating Systems: These boards can also be utilized as insulation for underwood heating systems, providing a cost-effective solution for heat retention in wooden floors. Available in 6mm and 10mm thicknesses, they cater to different insulation requirements.
• Under Tile System Installation: When using XPS boards for under-tile systems, it is essential to secure the boards to the subfloor using flexible tile adhesive. This ensures stability and proper heat distribution for your underfloor heating system.
• Coverage and Dimensions: Each board has a coverage of 0.72m² and measures 1200mm x 600mm, providing sufficient coverage for your installation.
• Thickness Tolerance: Please note that these boards may have a thickness tolerance of +/- 1-1.5mm due to the manufacturing process.

Experience reliable insulation at an affordable price with XPS Insulation Boards. Whether you're installing underfloor heating or underwood heating systems, these boards provide a cost-effective solution without compromising on performance.

Technical Specifications:

• Coverage per Board: 0.72m²
• Dimensions: 1200mm x 600mm
• Available Thicknesses: 6mm, 10mm
• Thickness Tolerance: +/- 1-1.5mm
• Installation Method: Fix to subfloor with flexible tile adhesive (under tile system)

ProWarm™ XPS Boards can be installed differently according to the type of heating system being installed.

For our underwood heating system they are simply laid in a staggered brick bond pattern and the heating mat is laid over the top.

For undertile systems (these boards are only suitable for concrete subfloors in this situation) then the boards need to be stuck to the subfloor with a suitable flexible tile adhesive.