NuWarm 150W/m2 Premium Underfloor Heating Mat Kits

The Nuwarm 150W/m² Underfloor Heating Mats are designed to be a primary or secondary heat source, making them perfect for well-insulated spaces such as living rooms, kitchens, and bathrooms. These mats provide an energy-efficient floor heating solution, ensuring even heat distribution for ultimate comfort.

Engineered for simple installation, the thin mat and cable design make it easy to layout and secure in place. The sticky mat backing holds the mat firmly as you unroll it, and the cable can be pulled off the mesh for flexible placement around obstacles.

Key Features:

• Optimal Heat Distribution – Provides consistent warmth across the entire floor
• Easy, Hassle-Free Installation – Pre-spaced cable on a sticky mat for secure placement
• Minimal Floor Height Increase – Ideal for renovations and new builds
• Versatile Flooring Compatibility – Works with tiles, natural stone, and other finishes when embedded in self-levelling compound
• No Maintenance Required – 100% efficiency at the point of use
• 20-Year Manufacturer’s Warranty – Long-term peace of mind

Where Can Nuwarm 150W/m² Heating Mats Be Installed?

These electric underfloor heating mats are suitable for use in a variety of projects, from new builds to renovations. They work particularly well in:

• Kitchens, bathrooms, hallways, and living areas
• Concrete floors, existing ceramic tiles, and moisture-proof floorboards
• Under ceramic, porcelain, and natural stone flooring for optimal heat transmission

Compatible Floor Finishes:

When embedded in a self-levelling compound, these mats can also be used with:

• Engineered wood, oak parquet, and laminated floor panels
• Carpet (Check manufacturer compatibility and tog rating)
• Vinyl (Check manufacturer compatibility)

Flexible Sizing for Your Needs

Each Nuwarm underfloor heating mat measures 0.5m in width and comes in various lengths to suit your space. The longest continuous mat available is 12m², but multiple mats can be combined for larger areas. For installations requiring more complex layouts, we recommend seeking guidance from a qualified electrician or underfloor heating installer.