"The HUG system is so simple and compact, it only takes up a small space in the utility room now. Plus HUG is less expensive, looks nice and works well."
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Heat-Sheet is a radiant floor heating system made of rigid foam insulation panels. For use in residential and commercial buildings, Heat-Sheet is designed to be incorporated into the floor system.
This is the original Heat Sheet product, not the Heat Sheet Heavy. It is the most common available in the Western part of the country (and Canada).
Heat-Sheet panels are made with high density expanded polystyrene (EPS) designed to support the weight of cast-in-place concrete, and foot traffic during construction. Type 2 or 3 expanded Polystyrene (EPS), per CANUSL S701. and Type II or IX EPS, per ASTM C578.
The staggered nodules provide a simple and efficient system for tube installation, while ensuring a tight fit, and proper tube alignment. The nodules create a tube channel that accommodates multi-directional placement of 1/2″, 5/8″, or 3/4″, I.D. tubing, with 3″ on-center points.
Heat-Sheet is manufactured in 2ft x 4ft panels with interlocking edges to ensure a stable fit between panel joints. Panels are available in a variety of thicknesses.
Heat-Sheet can be used under concrete slabs where radiant floor heating is required such as slab-on-grade, sandwich slab construction, and snow melt systems. In addition, Heat-sheet can be used in retrofit and overlay application.
1) Add a tank to cart
2) Select number and styles of pumps you want – Pump Kits
3) Add your Water Heater/Boiler choice
4) Shop Accessories for PEX pipes. PEX staples, Heat Sheet Insulation and Thermostats!
Any heating loop can be assigned to any thermostats by simply moving a jumper.
Such as electric, gas, solar, wood. Great for off-peak electric and dual fuel applications.
Easy installation and maintenance. Installs with basic tools. Replace any part with basic or no tools. and it’s easy to add water for start-up.
HUG Hydronics radically simplifies in-floor heating; from simplifying plumbing to being able to use multiple heat sources for dual fuel applications, including renewable such as solar and wood.