Wall Heating
Wall Heating
Warmup Heated Wall System
In-Wall Heating Panels are ideal if you wish to heat a small area of the wall or for whole room heating; this is particularly suitable in dwellings where heat loss and poor insulation is an issue.
The In-Wall Heater Panels, suitable for use behind tiles or natural stone are available in two wattages, 150W/m2 & 200W/m2, offering you a choice to add additional heat with the 200W/m² which is particularly suitable for high heat loss rooms.
Please note that due to the special nature of this product installation, the fitting of an in-wall heating system MUST be performed only by a qualified electrician.
Warmup Heated Wall System
In-Wall Heating Panels are ideal if you wish to heat a small area of the wall or for whole room heating; this is particularly suitable in dwellings where heat loss and poor insulation is an issue.
The In-Wall Heater Panels, suitable for use behind tiles or natural stone are available in two wattages, 150W/m2 & 200W/m2, offering you a choice to add additional heat with the 200W/m² which is particularly suitable for high heat loss rooms.
Please note that due to the special nature of this product installation, the fitting of an in-wall heating system MUST be performed only by a qualified electrician.
Key Benefits
Increased Heat Output
When used with floor heating, with rooms with limited floor space and high heat lossConvenient installation
Self-adhesive mat ensures easy application to the wallAdaptive
Can be repositioned easily without losing adhesionReduced chance of mould
The warm, dry walls starve moulds of moisture
Lifetime Warranty
This product comes with a Lifetime Warranty. We are confident in the standard of our products.
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