Wondering if you need insulation for your upcoming floor heating project? Learn more in this post about our recommendation.
Ultralight™ is a specialized composite board designed for floor heating applications. Manufactured as flat, flexible, sheets they are water and mold resistant.
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- DCM-PRO Fleece-Back Membrane
- DCM-PRO Peel-And-Stick Membrane
- Tempo Thermostat
- Heating Mats – DWM
- Loose Wire – NADWS
- Mirror Defoggers
- Towel Warmers
- Warmup Insulation Boards – Ultralight
- DCM-PRO Cable
- DCM-PRO Waterproofing Kit
- 4iE Smart WiFi Thermostat
- 3iE Energy-Monitoring Thermostat
- TH115 Floor Heating Thermostat
- UCCG-4991 Floor Heating Thermostat
- ETO3 Outdoor Snow Melting Controller
- GF 1 and GF 2
- DS-2C Outdoor Snow Melting Controller
- DS 5 Outdoor Snow Melting Controller
- DS 8 Outdoor Snow Melting Controller
- DS 9 Outdoor Snow Melting Controller
- CDP 2 Remote Control
- WSM-252W Smart WiFi Panel
- WSM-63 Relay Timer Panel
- ETO2 Snow and Ice Melting Controller
- ETOG – Ground Sensor
- TRF-115-005- Roof & Gutter Deicing
- COMMBOX-600
- CIT-1
- GIT-1
- SIT-6E
- APS-3C
- GF-PRO
If you are installing the Warmup insulation boards you may be wondering if they are soundproof or not. Click here to learn more about this.
The WIB boards will save you money by acting as a very efficient thermal barrier. Heats up times in our testing facility were cut down from 2.5 hrs. to just 25 minutes. With a 78% fast ramp-up time, your system will save you 71% in electrical usage.
You can stick the insulation boards to the concrete slab using regular modified or pre-mixed thin set. We recommend a 1/4 x 1/4” trowel.
Ultralight can not be layered because the thickness will double of amount of movement under the tile which means the floor will not meet the declared wear ratings. Pro Tip: If you need more height, use leveler to prepare the floor as needed followed by Ultralight.
You can stick the insulation boards to the concrete slab using regular modified or pre-mixed thin set. We recommend a 1/4 x 1/4” trowel.
You can stick the insulation boards to the concrete slab using regular modified or pre-mixed thin set. We recommend a 1/4 x 1/4” trowel.
You can stick the insulation boards to the concrete slab using regular modified or pre-mixed thin set. We recommend a 1/4 x 1/4” trowel.
You can stick the insulation boards to the concrete slab using regular modified or pre-mixed thin set. We recommend a 1/4 x 1/4” trowel.
You can stick the insulation boards to the concrete slab using regular modified or pre-mixed thin set. We recommend a 1/4 x 1/4” trowel.
You can stick the insulation boards to the concrete slab using regular modified or pre-mixed thin set. We recommend a 1/4 x 1/4” trowel.
You can stick the insulation boards to the concrete slab using regular modified or pre-mixed thin set. We recommend a 1/4 x 1/4” trowel.
You can stick the insulation boards to the concrete slab using regular modified or pre-mixed thin set. We recommend a 1/4 x 1/4” trowel.
There is a specific way to install the insulation boards over a wooden sub-floor. Click “Read More” to learn how.
See just how easy it is to install our floor heating insulation boards. Click here to watch.
All surfaces should be thoroughly cleaned of all dirt and debris. When installing over an existing concrete base, it is important to remove all traces of existing finishes, contamination, etc. to allow for a clean surface.
When installing over cement, screws and washers are not necessary. You will first use a trowel to put down a modified mortar. Then you will stagger the boards and press them together.