Electric Underfloor Heating
Warmup has a comprehensive range of electric floor heating systems for every project, featuring an ultra-thin 1.8mm wire that does not raise the floor levels. Warmup’s range consists of heating mats, decoupling mats, foil heaters and loose wire systems for any floor type. Warmup offers Lifetime Warranty and 24/7 support.
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Warmup has a comprehensive range of electric floor heating systems for every project, featuring an ultra-thin 1.8mm wire that does not raise the floor levels. Warmup’s range consists of heating mats, decoupling mats, foil heaters and loose wire systems for any floor type. Warmup offers Lifetime Warranty and 24/7 support.
Foil Heater
The Foil Heater System is ideal installed under soft floor coverings or floating floors. Especially suited for regular shaped areas. No screed or self-levelling is needed when installing a Foil Heater.
Loose Wire
Loose Wire is a flexible and durable heating cable suitable for irregularly shaped rooms and areas with a lot of permanent fixtures. Can easily be manoeuvred around room fixtures and corners.
Inscreed Cable
Inscreed Cable is designed for installation in concrete screed. Suitable for almost any floor finish and especially for areas where the floor covering may be subject to change multiple times in the heater’s lifetime.
Foil Heater
The Foil Heater System is ideal to be installed under soft floor coverings or floating floors. Especially suited for large and regular shaped areas. No screed or self-levelling is needed when installing a foil heater.
Loose Wire
Loose Wire is a flexible and durable heating cable ideal for irregularly shaped rooms and areas with a lot of permanent fixtures. Can easily be manoeuvred around the fixtures and corners. Installed within self-levelling or screed.
Inscreed Cable
Inscreed Cable is designed for installation in concrete screed. Suitable for almost any floor finish and especially for areas where the floor covering may be subject to change multiple times in the heater’s lifetime.
Electric Systems are ideal for:
Zones less than 270 Sq. ft but compatible with all room sizes
Single rooms but can be fitted over an entire property/ house.
Renovations or New Builds
Different Types of Electric Systems
All Warmup’s electric floor heaters use BEAB, VDE or FIMKO -approved, ultra-thin heating elements to quickly yet gently heat the floor surface. The heating wire with fluoropolymer coatings is ultra-thin at 1.8mm, and will not raise floor levels.
Electric Heating Mats
Warmup electric heating mats come in two forms: the StikyMat and the DCM-PRO
Types
The Warmup StickyMat heating mat is a super thin electric underfloor heating system that does not raise floor levels, taking the form of pre-spaced cables attached to a sticky mesh backing. Or the DCM-PRO Heated Decoupling Mat is the newest innovation from Warmup, in which the heating cable is inserted and embedded amongst the castellation’s of the mat; allowing for fast installation and a more controlled heat output. The DCM-PRO also offers great protection of your floor covering, specifically preventing tiles from cracking from seasonal temperature changes in the subfloor.
Output
The mesh-based heating mats come in two different outputs: 150W/m2 and 200W/m2. The higher output is designed specifically for high heat loss areas, such as conservatories. On the heated decoupling mat, the heat output varies depending on how you choose to space the heating cable.
Different Types of Electric Systems
All Warmup’s electric floor heaters use BEAB, VDE or FIMKO -approved, ultra-thin heating elements to quickly yet gently heat the floor surface. The heating wire with fluoropolymer coatings is ultra-thin at 1.8mm, and will not raise floor levels.
Electric Heating Mats
Warmup electric heating mats come in two forms: the StikyMat and the DCM-PRO
Types
The Warmup StickyMat heating mat is a super thin electric underfloor heating system that does not raise floor levels, taking the form of pre-spaced cables attached to a sticky mesh backing. Or the DCM-PRO Heated Decoupling Mat is the newest innovation from Warmup, in which the heating cable is inserted and embedded amongst the castellation’s of the mat; allowing for fast installation and a more controlled heat output. The DCM-PRO also offers great protection of your floor covering, specifically preventing tiles from cracking from seasonal temperature changes in the subfloor.
Output
The mesh-based heating mats come in two different outputs: 150W/m2 and 200W/m2. The higher output is designed specifically for high heat loss areas, such as conservatories. On the heated decoupling mat, the heat output varies depending on how you choose to space the heating cable.
Heating Cables
Warmup heating cables and Loose Wire systems come without a membrane and are specifically designed for areas where you have many fittings to work around or irregularly shaped rooms when installing underfloor heating.
Loose Wire System
The Loose Wire system (DWSWire System) is an incredibly flexible and durable cable that can easily be maneuvered around fixings. Loose Wire comes in a minimum heat output of 150W/m² but it’s variable depending on the spacing. The Loose Wire system can be bought as an electric underfloor heating kit that contains all the essential elements for it’s installation; the heating cable, primer, tape, roller and the installation manual.
Inscreed Cable System
The Warmup Inscreed Cable is 6mm thick and is an ideal solution for heating screeded floors of any size. One of the most recommended screedings in the market to use are from Instarmac UltraFloor. Once installed, the underfloor heated screed can be covered with any flooring.
Foil Heater System
Warmup’s Foil Heater is designed for installation under wood and laminate flooring or under soft and resilient floor coverings such as carpet, vinyl, and other floating floor finishes. The Foil Heater system is especially suited for large and regular shaped areas. The Foil Heater’s aluminum foil spreads the heat effectively and therefore the Foil Heater’s heat output of 140W/m² is adequate for most heating needs.
Heating Cables
Warmup heating cables and Loose Wire come without a membrane and specifically designed for areas where you have many fittings to work around or irregularly shaped rooms when installing underfloor heating.
Loose Wire System
The Loose Wire system (DWSWire System) is an incredibly flexible and durable cable that can easily be maneuvered around fixings. Loose Wire comes in a minimum heat output of 150W/m² but it’s variable depending on the spacing. The Loose Wire system can be bought as an electric underfloor heating kit that contains the essential elements for its installation; the heating cable, primer, tape, roller and the installation manual.
Inscreed Cable System
The Warmup Inscreed Cable is 6mm thick and is an ideal solution for heating screeded floors of any size. One of the most recommended screedings in the market to use are from Instarmac UltraFloor. Once installed, the underfloor heated screed can be covered with any flooring.
Foil Heater System
Warmup’s Foil Heater is designed for installation under wood and laminate flooring or under soft and resilient floor coverings such as carpet, vinyl, and other floating floor finishes. The Foil Heater system is especially suited for large and regular shaped areas. The Foil Heater’s aluminum foil spreads the heat effectively and therefore the Foil Heater’s heat output of 140W/m² is adequate for most heating needs.
Why Warmup Systems?
Many still think (quite incorrectly) that underfloor heating is more expensive than radiators – a luxury that it is not accessible to everyone. However floor heating can be installed in both small rooms and very large spaces and brings you cost-savings on your energy bills; making it an affordable luxury, suitable for every project.
Heat-Up Time
Warmup underfloor heating heats up significantly quicker than radiators due to the fact that less heat is required to bring the room to your optimum comfort temperature: 26-29 degrees. Radiators need to be heated to 65-75 degrees to achieve the same goal. This is because underfloor, or in other words radiant heating, produces radiant heat that emits evenly across the floor making you feel comfortable in an instant. Underfloor heating does not overheat a room which leads to energy wastage and minimises heat loss.
Why Warmup Systems?
Many still think (quite incorrectly) that underfloor heating is more expensive than radiators – a luxury that it is not accessible to everyone. However Floor heating can be installed in both small rooms and very large spaces and brings you cost-savings on your energy bills; making it an affordable luxury, suitable for every project.
Heat-Up Time
Warmup underfloor heating heats up significantly quicker than radiators due to the fact that less heat is required to bring the room to your comfort temperature (26-29 degrees). Radiators need to be heated to 65-75 degrees to achieve the same goal. This is because underfloor, or in other words radiant heating produces radiant heat that emits evenly across the floor making you feel comfortable in an instant, does not overheat a room which leads to wasting energy, and minimises heat loss.
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