Ideal Heat Warm Ribbon - Floor Heating Solution
The Thin
Underfloor Radiant Heating Element
Ideal Heat's
Warm Ribbon offers an incredibly thin radiant
underfloor heating solution. The heat cable,
or ribbon, features an innovative molecular
structure that utilizes a unique metal ribbon to
distribute heat evenly and efficiently. The
underfloor heating system combines high electrical
resistance, stability, rugged strength and
flexibility. The Warm Ribbon radiant floor heating
solution is made of crystalline metal and laid out in
strips or ribbons, resulting in
efficient radiant floor heating with rapid response
times and optimum energy usage.
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Ideal Heat Warm Ribbon is an excellent
radiant floor heating solution for laminate
floor surfaces that do not require nailing.
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As a
world-leading product for underfloor heating and other
radiant heat solutions, Ideal Heat's Warm Ribbon
stands apart from other radiant floor warming
systems, many of which result in significant floor
buildup. Warm Ribbon comes in uniquely thin,
pre-woven mats, making installation simple and
convenient.
The versatile
heating ribbon is capable of being used for a variety of
indoor and outdoor applications. Some of the radiant
heat applications include:
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Underfloor radiant
heating mats for parquetry, laminates and
ceramic tile flooring
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Heating mesh
incorporated in PVC sheets, flexible silicone
and rubber sheets
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Roof and gutter heat
(for snow and ice melting)
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Rigid radiant heating
panels and profiles in different dimensions and
power
Ideal Heat Warm Ribbon
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Product
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Feature
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Benefit
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Ideal Heat's Warm Ribbon
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Flat Heating Element
Pre-spaced Mats
High Elasticity
Crystalline Metal Construction
Thin Ribbon Design
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Warm Ribbon
is the thinnest radiant floor heating system
available, resulting in minimal floor buildup.
Warm Ribbon is
available in convenient mats that can be
easily rolled out for simple
installation.
The durable Warm
Ribbon is very flexible, facilitating easy
installation.
Provides optimum
floor heating performance and versatility.
Increased surface
area allows heat to radiate outward
efficiently, resulting in
economic operating costs.
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