"My favorite part? Definitely walking it (PEX piping) in. That ease of installation compared to rebar — off the charts… just walking it out and clicking it in… this is a knee saver and a back saver!"
Brendan Benoit - Meridian Plumbing, Winnipeg, Manitoba
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(West Coast) Heat-Sheet Heavy 60 PSI R10
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This is for sales to the West Coast where prices are different.
The Heat Sheet is a rigid foam insulation board that has nodules to hold your in-floor heating pex pipes. So you literally step the pex pipes into place.
This replaces the standard pink foam insulation board that you typically would staple pex pipes to. It also replaces the staples. You may still want a staple or something at the curves in your pex pipes.
The Heat-Sheet heavy is available in the 3 1/4" thickness, R-value 10.
HEAT-SHEET™
Heat-Sheet® Heavy Panels are made with expanded polystyrene (EPS) a tough, high-density, closed-cell foam insulation that is engineered to minimum compression strength of 60 psi to support the weight of cast-in-place concrete.
Heat-Sheet® Heavy's tubing channel system provides proper, multidirectional placement of 1/2", 5/8" or 3/4" I.D. tubing with 4" on-center
points.
This stuff is good for radon mitigation in Canada.
APPLICATIONS
Heat-Sheet® Heavy Radiant Floor Panels can be used in all under concrete radiant floor applications, including:
+ Slab-On-Grade Applications
+ Sandwich Slab Applications
+ Snow-Melt Applications
+ Retrofit & Overlay Applications
For more information see the Heat Sheet Spec Sheet/ Brochure
Made in the USA/Canada. Most likely will drop-ship from the factory. Because each factory has slightly different prices, the price may vary depending on location. Please call for an accurate price. 218-587-5001
Please contact us about arranging shipping. The automatic settings are set very high for this product.
Key Features
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Heat-Sheet Saves Time
Watch as Video"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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Heat-Sheet 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/ft2.
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/ft2.
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/ft2.
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/ft2.
- Vapor barrier costs — $0.06-$0.08/ft2.
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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
Shipping Requirments
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