Installation

Installation of Snow Melting Cable under Concrete


Take a look at a helpful dissection of this type of installation.  Click “Read More” for details.

Installation of Snow Melting Mat/Cable under Asphalt


Take a look at a helpful dissection of this type of installation.  Click “Read More” for details.

Basic Installation of Snow Melting Cables & Mats under Asphalt, Concrete or Pavers


Regardless of which material will be covering your snow/ice melting mats or cable, you will need to follow these important reminders.  Click “Read More” for details.

Installation of Snow Melting Mats/Cable under Concrete


Take a look at a helpful dissection of this type of installation.  Click “Read More” for details.

Basic Installation of the Roof Heating Cable


Follow these roof heating cable installation instructions for the best results. Click “Read More” for all the details.

How many heating systems can be connected to one thermostat?


This is dependent upon the amperage of the units that you are trying to install. Each thermostat can carry a load of 15 amps.

Basic Installation and Mounting the WUDG Floor Heating Thermostat


Learn how to quickly and easily install your DUALUDG-4999 floor heating thermostat. Click “Read More” for details.

How important is it to install the floor sensor probe?


Just because the floor heating system can operate with the included floor sensor probe doesn’t mean that it should.  Click “Read More” for important installation notes on this subject.

Can I install a wooden floating floor directly on top of the cable ?


NO: cable must be embedded in thin-set or self-leveling compound. Once dry, the floating wooden floor will be installed on top. Alternatively, select the FOIL heating mats which can be installed without thin set.

Can you self-level over Ultralight?


Yes, you can self-level compound over Ultralight. This is particularly common when first applying our DCM-PRO membrane floor heating system and covering it with 3/8” of leveler. It can also be used directly over the boards when not using a heating system.

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