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Amuheat Floor Heating - The heating choice of trades |
Energy Efficient Electric & Hydronic Floor Heating Systems
 Underfloor Heating for Modern Living We make choosing the correct floor heating system simple. Direct sales, support, specification, design and installation teams make up Amuheat's service offering. And for the DIY and trade installer, our trade underfloor heating products supplied direct are designed for a quick and easy installation.
Amuheat's product's are manufactured and tested under ISO 9001 standards, carry CE certification and comply with Australian building and electrical standards.
Amuheat Underfloor Heating ProductsCable Mat (in-screed) High performance-low energy design. Amuheat's popular tile floor heating system. Free-form cable attached to a fibreglass mat for in-screed installations for mostly under tile floor finishes. Easily configured on site for any room layout.
Thin Cable Mat (in-tile adhesive) Low wattage on demand floor heating system. Suits renovations with floor build height restrictions as it does not raise floor levels. Features an ultra-thin electric heating cable design for above slab/screed in-tile adhesive installations. Laminate Panel 14 (under carpet)
Lamiante Panel' 1mm heating element does not add height to the floor, and is not felt through the carpet. Installed directly between the carpet and underlay.
Slab Heat Cable (in-concrete)For connection to off-peak. Popular for polished concrete floors. For new constructions and renovations as an in-slab heating system.
Speedfit Hydronic (in-screed or in-concrete)Features a 15mm hydronic PEX pipes set out on top of insulation or clipped to the reinforcing steel before the cement/screed covers the pipe.
Floor Heating ApplicationsTile & Stone Carpet Floating Floors Timber Polished Concrete
Amuheat is available direct to trades & home renovators throughout Australia including Sydney, Melbourne, Hobart, Adelaide, Perth, Brisbane, Canberra & Newcastle. We currently offer floor heating installation service support across Sydney (electric & hydronic) & Melbourne (electric). |
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