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Roll of Perimeter Edging Strip 80x50mm

Roll of Perimeter Edging Strip 80x50mm

SKU : PRO1167

Overview

This Perimeter Edging Strip is designed for use with underfloor heating systems, offering reliable edge insulation to improve heat efficiency. The 50-meter roll provides ample length for extensive installations, ensuring superior thermal performance.
£40.79 GBP Excl. VAT: £33.99 GBP

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Description

Perimeter Edging Strip 80mm x 50m Roll

Part Number: PRO1167

This Perimeter Edging Strip is designed for use with underfloor heating systems, offering reliable edge insulation to improve heat efficiency. The 50-meter roll provides ample length for extensive installations, ensuring superior thermal performance.

Key Features:

50 Meter Roll – Ideal for larger projects or multiple installations.
Dimensions – 80mm width and 5mm thickness, perfect for perimeter insulation.
Energy Efficient – Reduces heat loss around the perimeter of the system.
Durable Construction – Designed for long-lasting performance and easy handling during installation.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What’s the difference between multi-layer and PEX underfloor heating pipe?

    PEX pipe is flexible and widely used for underfloor heating, while multi-layer pipe incorporates additional layers that can improve shape retention and reduce thermal expansion. The correct option depends on the system design and compatible fittings.

  • How much underfloor heating pipe do I need for my floor area?

    Pipe quantity depends on the heated floor area, pipe spacing, number of loops and maximum suitable loop length. A designed UFH layout provides a more accurate quantity than calculating from floor area alone.

  • What underfloor heating pipe spacing should I use?

    Pipe spacing should be determined by the room’s heat loss and required heat output rather than room type alone. Areas with higher heating demand may require closer pipe spacing.