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                                                                           FLEXTHERM’s heating cable and makes installation a breeze.
                                                                            When the cable is installed, it’s time to lay the tiles. This is when
                                                                           you will benefit from the biggest time savings. Using the fl at side

                                                                           of a trowel, a polymer-modified dry-set mortar can be glazed

                                                                           directly over the installation. The cement adhesive can then be

                 Install a radiant floor heating system and                 applied and the tiles can be laid on that same spot, right away.
                                                                           There is no need to wait for the glazing to dry before laying the
                 tiles in one room, in a single day.                       tiles. All that’s left to do is the grout, once the fl oor has dried

                                                                           sufficiently that it can be walked on.
                 I few extra days to your overall project time. The process often took   the heating cable against impact damages that can occur during
                   nstalling a radiant floor heating system used to require adding a

                                                                            FLEXSnap also offers many more benefits. The mesh protects

                   three to four days of labour, including doubling up the plywood


                  to support a tile floor covering, installing the floor heating system,   installation. This is a big advantage, as most damage to the cable
                                                                           occurs during installation. You will also enjoy a more even heat
                  glazing over the cables, waiting the appropriate drying time, and   distribution on the floor surface thanks to the bigger thermal mass.


                  finally, laying the tiles.                                And finally, the system reduces the overall height of the fl oor to

                   FLEXTHERM is able to substantially reduce this process with its   achieve a more uniform transition with an adjoining hardwood fl oor.
                  new FLEXSnap™ installation system. It’s easy to install and will allow   Contact FLEXTHERM today to learn more about this revolutionary
                  for a much faster delivery of your completed project.    new installation system and view the complete line of electric
                   One of the benefits of FLEXSnap is that the plastic mesh replaces   radiant floor heating products.


                  the second layer of plywood usually needed to increase the fl oor’s
                  rigidity and stability. FLEXSnap has been tested by the TCNA and is
                  rated “Extra Heavy.”
                   Once the plastic mesh has been laid and covers the entire fl oor,
                  the Green Cable™ Surface can be installed while standing, using                    www.fl extherm.com
                  the FLEXGlide™ installation tool. It is the perfect complement to                  1-800-FLEXTHERM (353-9843)
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