HeatMyHome Electric Underfloor Heating Mat 160W 5sqm - Yellow


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The HeatMyHome Electric Underfloor Heating Mat is designed for homeowners and professional renovators looking to add luxurious warmth to kitchens, bathrooms, or conservatories. Providing a consistent 160W per square metre, this system offers efficient, even heat distribution through pre-spaced cables, making it an excellent choice for primary or supplemental heating. While it provides incredible comfort under tiles, it requires a 12mm levelling compound for compatibility with certain non-tile floor coverings, which should be factored into your floor height calculations.
| Colour | Yellow |
|---|---|
| Brand | HeatMyHome |
No. You must only cut the mesh backing. The heating cable itself must remain intact, or the mat will fail to function.
Tiles are ideal. Other floor coverings are compatible as long as you use a 12mm levelling compound to protect the cable and manage heat transfer.
Yes, the 160W/sqm output is generally sufficient to act as a primary heat source in well-insulated rooms.
The mat typically requires a compatible underfloor heating thermostat, which is often sold separately to ensure it matches your specific heating requirements.
This product includes a 15-year warranty, covering performance and manufacturing defects.
Yes, provided the wooden subfloor is stable, rigid, and appropriately prepared with a suitable primer and levelling compound.
Check that the thermostat is receiving power and set to the correct mode. Ensure the sensor probe is connected correctly to the thermostat.
This usually indicates a cut or damaged cable. Locate the site of the damage and contact a professional to inspect or repair the connection.
Consult the thermostat manufacturer manual; often this indicates a faulty floor sensor probe that may need replacement.
Installation begins by cleaning the subfloor to ensure it is level and free of debris. Unroll the mat and secure it to the floor; use the cut-and-turn method to maneuver the mesh around obstacles, taking extreme care never to nick or cut the actual heating wire. For tile installations, use a flexible tile adhesive directly over the mat. If you are using non-tile materials like wood or vinyl, you must apply a 12mm layer of levelling compound over the mat to protect the cable and distribute heat evenly. Always perform a continuity check on the wiring before and after covering the mat to ensure the cables were not damaged during installation. Regular maintenance is minimal, provided you avoid piercing the floor with heavy hardware after installation.