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Mapeheat™ Mat

MAPEI

23 83 13 Radiant-Heating Electric Cables

Hassle-free floor-heating system

 

Mapeheat™ Mat is a pre-wired radiant floor-heating fabric designed for easy installation. Embedded in the fabric, the heating wires are evenly spaced, guaranteeing even heat distribution with no cold spots. Available in more than 70 standard sizes, it can also be customized to accommodate curves, angles and obstructions. The Mat’s compact 1/8'' (3 mm) profile creates minimal floor buildup, and floor covering can be immediately installed.

Mapeheat Mat is perfect for use in interior residential spaces such as kitchens, bathroom, shower floors and three-season rooms. Available in 120 and 240 V with an output ranging from 12 w to 15 w per square foot, it works in combination with a choice of three thermostats.

Features and benefits

·         Floor covering can be installed immediately

·         Approved for wet (-W) areas in the USA and Canada per Table 1 of C22.2 NO.130-16 and CEC section 62-104

·         25-year warranty

Where to use

·         Under ceramic and natural stone tile, laminate flooring, engineered wood flooring and luxury vinyl tile/plank

For more details, visit https://www.mapei.com/ca/en-ca/products-and-solutions/products/detail/mapeheat-mat.

No matter the shape or size of your room, there is a Mapeheat solution to heat your space from the floor up. For more information, visit www.mapei.com/ca/en-ca/mapeheat.



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