Coldbuster Under-Tile Heating

Coldbuster tile heating kits are designed for any area of your home, providing comfort underfoot. Whether you are building, renovating or extending Coldbuster can design a floor heating system to suit your needs.

Coldbuster tile heating kits are supplied with all the measuring work and cold tail connections sealed and tested for you. Simply roll out the pre-measured heater across the floor and stick it down, using the self-adhesive tape holding the heater strands together.

Advantages of the Coldbuster cable -

·          Thinnest cable – the 1mm cable wont lift your floor when renovating.
·          Fastest warm up time as heater sits above slab, above screed.
·          Tefzel Teflon coating is superior to the PVC type, which can become 
      brittle over time.
·          No electromagnetic radiation due to the full earth shield.
·          No overheating due to the self- regulating element
·          Waterproof

Coldbuster tile heating features

- Pre-configured element mounted on self adhesive tape is quick to stick
  down
- Element & cold tail connections fully earthed & waterproof and factory 
  terminated
- 5 Year guarantee 

Coldbuster tile heating kits are suited for installation on suspended timber or concrete subfloors for use under most hard surfaces including ceramic tiles, slate, porcelain, limestone, marble, terracotta, wood, laminate, vinyl & stone.

Once your heater is installed, simply arrange for your electrician to connect the heater & thermostat to a RCD (safety switch) protected circuit.

To find out more about how Coldbuster floor heating fax, email or post your floor plans for a free quote.

Do’s and Do Not’s

·          Plan the installation, especially when more than one heater is being
      installed
·          Ensure the floor surface is smooth, clean and dry before installing the
      heater as per instructions
·          Install the floor covering as soon as possible after the heater is 
      installed by following trades / ladders / wheelbarrows
·          Ensure the heater is connected to a RCD (safety switch) protected
      circuit
·          Do not cut the element wire or allow heater wires to touch or cross
      one another