• This pictures shows a team of construction workers, shoveling cement over a floor with heat-sheet insulation, PEX and rebar.

    HeatSheet Saves Time

    "The main benefit to installing Heat-Sheet is how quick it goes in, and that it does save your crew time and money because the labor cost is half or even less (compared to installing regular, flat panels). You're putting it down just as fast as your labor can get it in because it is so natural — the product interlocks together and goes down quickly, so it does save you time and money."

    Sean Murphy - Hollyhock Construction, Winnipeg, Manitoba

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  • A panel of heat-sheet is shown with its' nodes holding onto red PEX pipes radiating heat into the concrete poured over it. The concrete holds the heat for even and continuous heating.

    HeatSheet Saves Money

    Here are the potential savings you can get by simply using Heat-Sheet instead of a similarly priced flat panel:

    Vapor barrier costs: $0.06-$0.08/sq ft
    Since Heat-Sheet has an integral vapor barrier, you won’t have to purchase and install this item separately.

    Panel laying and taping costs: $0.10-$0.15/sq ft
    Heat-Sheet panels are sized for easy handling and come with a convenient interlock that will save your crew precious labor hours when laying and taping them.

    Pipe installation costs: $0.40-$0.50/sq ft
    The most substantial savings you’ll see are thanks to Heat-Sheet’s nodules that allow you to walk the PEX tubing in place. No need to bend over or go down to your knees to staples the tubes to the panels — stapling is only required at the bends. This handy feature will let you achieve notable savings on labor, as you’ll be able to cut down on the size of the crew and still lay the tubing down faster.

    Total potential savings: $0.56-$0.73/sq ft

  • Heat-sheet is laid out behind a house for snow melt application for a patio in a mountain home community. We also see the red 1/2

    It's Easy!

    "It's going great. We're laying about 8-10,000 feet per day with two guys. It's very easy. You don't get a sore back from (bending down) when you have to tie down the rebar. It's great stuff — I don't think I would want to do it any other way now. One guy could probably run 6,000 feet by himself if it came down to it. If we weren't using Heat-Sheet, we'd probably be laying 5,000-6,000 feet between 3-4 guys, so we're possibly doubling the footage with half the guys."

    Travis McDonald - McDonald Plumbing and Heating Ltd., Freightliner Manitoba Project

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  • Heat sheet insulation comes with nodules that holds your pex pipes in place, you just walk the pex into to place. Comes in 2 by 4 feet sheets that interlock to create a vapor barrier.

    R10 - The Most Popular

    90% of builds use R10 for underfloor insulation. It is 3 1/4" thick and comes in bundles of 8 sheets (64 sq ft).

    (Eastern Region)
    (North Central)

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  • a man has bent down to help a PEX loop corner in a floor of heat-sheet insulation.

    Special Order

    R4 is 1 1/4" thick and is good for retrofit projects and remodels. Bundles are 16 sheets. (Western) (Eastern) (North Central)

    R6- (North Central)

    R8-(North Central)

    R14 is 3 1/3" thick (Eastern Region)

    R16 is 4 1/2" thick and in bundles of 6. Good for radon mitigation in Canada. (North Central)

    R20 is 5 1/2" thick and has 6 sheets per bundle. (North Central)

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  • price tag with dollar sign on it, representing savings in buying heat-sheet insulation in place of pink foam board, tape, and a vapor barrier

    Cost Competitive

    2" Pink foam board = $45

    HeatSheet R10 = $48

    Snaps in place and makes PEX pipes installation Easy!

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    Nationwide Delivery in USA & Canada

    We lean on our shipping provider to get you the best shipping deal

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  • a package is being signed for at delivery/ This pic represents the requirements of delivery of heat-sheet underfloor insulation

    Learn More About Delivery Requirements

    HeatSheet often is delivered by Semi-Loads, and a Semi-truck has to be able to get to the delivery point.

    HeatSheet Delivery Requirements