Heating Mat
Heating mats use a thin electric heating element embedded in flexible material for easy floor installation.
You can install them directly under wood, tiles, or concrete – no special tools required.
Heat spreads evenly across the surface, providing consistent warmth and reducing cold spots.
This system offers maximum comfort while improving energy efficiency in your home.
Ideal for underfloor heating in bathrooms, kitchens, and living areas.
About Heating Mats
Heating mats are perfect for home spas, yoga studios, bedrooms or any cold indoor space.
They also work well on patios during chilly months, adding warmth and comfort outside.
Thanks to built-in heating elements, you stay warm even in low temperatures.
Moreover, heating mats offer safety with auto shut-off and temperature control features.
They’re low maintenance and easy to install – no wiring or complex setup needed.
Ideal for winter, these electric heating mats give you comfort without high energy bills.
In addition, they are energy-efficient and safe for everyday use.
Check the product details and review key parameters. Then, note important features.
Specifications
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The power output is 150 W/m². Also, the voltage is 230V.
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The cable diameter is 3.6 mm, and the emission is 0 CO2 emissions.
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In addition, the width is 500 mm. Moreover, it is allergen-free and health friendly.
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It comes with a 25-year warranty.
Installation Guide
Watch the installation video on YouTube, and then download the installation instructions. Next, review the specifications table. Finally, install the heating cable under ceramic tiles.
Likewise, install the electric underfloor heating mat correctly:
Delivered with a 25-year warranty.
DOWNLOAD INSTALLATION MANUAL
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1. Thermal Insulation Boards (HARTISOLIERPLATTEN)
Reliable insulation boards improve heat retention and energy efficiency. Perfect for underfloor heating systems with electric or infrared tech.
2. Electric Underfloor Heating Mats (HEIZMATTE)
Our IPX7-rated heating mats are 100% safe and reliable. Built to last, with a 25-year manufacturer’s warranty included.
3. Flexible Ceramic Tile Adhesive (FLEXIBLER KERAMIKFLIESENKLEBER)
Always use flexible tile adhesive for underfloor heating. It ensures strong bonding and adapts to heat expansion.
4. Ceramic Floor Tiles (KERAMIKFLIESEN)
Ceramic tiles are perfect for floor heating. They conduct heat quickly and retain warmth efficiently for lower bills.
Why Choose Our Heating Mats?
Trusted Performance & Safety
We control production from start to finish. That’s why our heating mats meet the top IPX7 safety standard.
Save on Energy Bills
Energy prices are rising fast. Our electric heating system is optimised to reduce your monthly electricity costs.
Easy Smart Controls
Control your heating system remotely. Set different room temperatures and heat only when needed. Total flexibility.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I install tiles directly over the heating mat?
Yes, you can lay ceramic tiles directly onto the heating mat with flexible adhesive.
Can I put carpet on top of the heating mat?
No, carpets should be installed over tile or screed, not directly on heating cables.
Can I use laminate flooring?
Yes, but use our heating film instead. It’s perfect for laminate and quick to install.
Can heating cables be connected together?
Sometimes, yes. Please contact our support for guidance on connecting heating cables safely.
Is insulation necessary?
Yes, insulation improves efficiency. Mats are sold by size—e.g., 15m² equals 0.5m width x 30m length.
Do I need a floor primer?
No primer needed. The cable is fixed to a self-adhesive fibreglass mesh for quick installation.
Why use a sensor protection tube?
To replace the thermostat easily later. Most sensors aren’t compatible with different thermostats.
Which tile adhesive should I use?
Always use a flexible tile adhesive with any electric underfloor heating installation.
Can I install the mat myself?
Yes. Basic DIY skills are enough. But a qualified electrician must connect it to the thermostat.
How far from walls and between cables?
Minimum 100 mm from walls and 80 mm between cables. Cables must never overlap.
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