Laminate & Carpet Underfloor Heating Kit

Underfloor Heating for carpeted rooms. Simply lay out over the supplied foam and cover with thin timber before you lay your carpet.

Product Description

(double layer of insulation) Our Carpet Heating Kit is an ultra-thin underfloor heating mat for carpeted rooms. It is a made-to-measure system which comprises: a 12mm insulation layer, the ultra-thin (0.3mm) Heating Mat and programmable thermostat with floor sensor probe. Carpet Heating Kit MUST be covered with a thin timber board before the carpet is fitted - typically a low-cost laminate is suitable. The combined tog value of the carpet and underlay must be less than two. The lower the tog value the better.

To buy Carpet Heating Kit, just make your purchase online using the room size in square metres. We will then contact you to obtain your room details and begin the process of making your bespoke underfloor heating system. Our Bespoke Carpet Heating Kits typically take only 2 - 5 working days to manufacture.

Carpet underfloor heating kit includes:

•   The heating elements made to measure
•   7-day programmable thermostat (white)
•   Floor sensor probe
•   Protective pipe for the floor sensor
•  12mm Dellava XPS insulation
•  Full installation instructions
•  10 year guarantee

Frequently Asked Questions

Is there anywhere that I can't fit Zenaflex?
Zenaflex should not be fitted in wet rooms such as bathrooms, shower rooms or similar.

What Power is the Zenaflex I will receive?
You will receive:

* 160 Watt Zenaflex for a conservatory or other area of high heat loss

* 130 Watt Zenaflex for all other internal rooms such as kitchens, dining rooms, bedrooms etc.

What will I receive when I order Zenaflex Kit?
Zenaflex is supplied complete with everything that you need to install a superb underfloor system. It incorporates: Zenaflex elements cut to size, sealed and pre-wired, Dellava XPS 6mm insulation underlay, digital programmable air/floor thermostat with floor probe, factory test sheet, CAD layout drawing and full installation instructions. Zenaflex is a very popular system due to its ease of installation and also because of the popularity of timber and laminate floor finishes in our modern homes. It is extremely efficient as it is sits on insulation, Dellava XPS, and acts directly on the finished floor - be it timber or laminate.

Which size Zenaflex Kit do I choose?
Zenaflex is sized for you in bands measured in square metres. Just select which band your room size falls within. Remember to use only the available floor space for the Zenaflex. Ignore areas under permanent fixings such as kitchen units or similar. The Zenaflex system selected will be made to the correct size and shape for your timber floor.

Where Can I fit Zenaflex Kit?
Zenaflex can be fitted under laminate, natural timber or wooden floor. Where the floor is to be a 'floating' floor is ideal - the vast majority of laminates and timbers fitted today are of the 'floating' floor type. The maximum recommended thickness for the floor finish is 15mm. Any thicker and you should contact our technical department. It should only be fitted in dry rooms i.e. NOT in bathrooms or shower rooms. Contact your timber floor supplier for suitability for use with electric underfloor heating.

How do I install Zenaflex Kit?
Since the system has been made-to-measure, all that is required is to lay the Depron on the floor and then lay the Zenaflex elements out according to the supplied layout sheet. It is very simple to install and well within the scope of anyone competent in DIY. Then simply get an electrician in to test and connect the system before the floor is laid. Full installation instructions are provided. The final connection should always be made by a qualified electrician.

What is Zenaflex Kit?
Zenaflex is a carbon foil underfloor heating system. We make Zenaflex Kit into a made-to-measure system for you. The thin heating element and dry-fit installation method (no need for glues, adhesives or screeds) make it very easy and quick to install. It also means it can be used as soon as the floor is laid (on floors that need no adhesive). Where glues are used allow sufficient time for these to cure before switching on.