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The Progroove Projoist® Lined EPS from Epic Insulation is a purpose-designed underfloor heating solution made to sit snugly between timber joists. Combining expanded polystyrene (EPS) insulation with a 100-micron aluminium foil facing that is lined into the groove. This panel offers a low profile, high efficiency option for suspended floor systems.
Precision grooved for pipe retention, the grooves securely hold underfloor heating pipes in place, eliminating the need for additional fixings and ensuring consistent pipe spacing.
The 100-micron foil facing enhances thermal conductivity ensuring rapid and even heat distribution across the floor surface.
The Progroove Projoist® Lined EPS Panel comes in compressive strengths of 100kpa and 200kpa, various thicknesses and is routed to your pipe diameter and spacing requirements. The panels are lightweight, easy to handle and can easily be cut on site reducing labour time and simplifying the installation process.
Solid Floor
Underfloor Heating
The 15mm Profix® Panel for 10mm to 12mm diameter pipes enables a high efficiency warm-water underfloor heating system to be installed on a solid floor with the underfloor heating pipework arranged in serpentine configuration.
Suspended Timber Floor
Underfloor Heating
The 15mm Profix® Panel for 10mm to 12mm diameter pipes can be installed on a suspended timber floor to create a high performance warm-water underfloor heating solution.
Acoustic Floor
Underfloor Heating
When combined with a thin compressed rubber acoustic isolation mat, the 15mm Profix® Panel for 10mm to 12mm diameter pipes can be used as an integral part of a warm-water underfloor heating solution, on separating solid floors or separating timber suspended floors, with the added benefit of impact noise reduction.
(1) Manufactured to order, subject to minimum quantity.
Technical specifications
Thickness’ available
30 - 150mm (1)
Board sizes
350 x 1200mm
Route size (to suit UFH pipe diameter)
10, 12, 14, 15, 16mm
Pipe centre options
150, 200mm
Route patterns
Radius, Bulb
Strength at 10% compression (EN 826)
200kPa
Thermal conductivity (EN 13163)
0.034 W/mK
Associated heat diffuser required
EPIC Proplate - Double or Triple
Order quantity
Boards per pack
N/A
Min order qty
Please call
Highlights
Robust strength protects
pipes from foot traffic during
installation
Panels interlock together
via unique interlocking
features
Multiple fixing points allow
additional mechanical fixings
to be used if required
Self-adhesive backing
reduces need for mechanical
fixings (screws)
Suitable for systems using
a thin flowing screed or
as a dry-fit solution
Pipes held securely by
multiple pipe retention clips
in every panel
Can easily be cut to size
thanks to specially formed
V-shaped grooves
Manufactured in the
UK from 100% recycled
plastic
The Profix® Underfloor Heating Panel is suitable for the following building projects
Underfloor heating for new builds
Warm-water underfloor heating is a cost-effective, energy efficient space heating solution for new build properties.
With their self-adhesive backing and interlocking features, Profix® underfloor heating panels are very quick to install and guarantee the UFH pipework is always positioned at the correct spacing.
Incorporating a Profix® low-temperature warm-water underfloor heating system in a new build property, powered by a heat pump, will provide a ‘future-proofed’ space heating solution complying with the requirements of The Future Homes Standard and The Future Buildings Standard.
Underfloor heating for renovations
With its large surface area, a warm-water underfloor heating system can be an ideal space heating solution for retrofit projects.
At just 15mm in height, and with the added benefit of a self-adhesive backing, Profix® underfloor heating panels offer a very thin, fast-fix solution.
The self-adhesive backing on every 15mm Profix® Panel removes the risk of mechanical fixings compromising any hidden services within the existing sub-floor and, thanks to their very low profile, result in only a minimal increase to the current floor height.