August 8 2022

System STANDARD

Pipework is clipped into self-adhesive rails at pre-determined distances onto primary insulation. Perfect for standard sand / cement screeds, polished concrete finishes, liquid anhydrite screeds and cast in-situ terrazzo floors

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Suitability

For residential applications, a sand/cement screed of 65 mm is used (45 mm covering) or a 50 mm anhydrite screed (30 mm covering).

Screed based systems are suitable for most floor finishes although caution should be applied when installing stone or tile finishes. In these cases, a decoupling system should be installed between the floor finish and the screed. It is not advised to install a natural stone floor on heated anhydrite screed.

Movement joints, as prescribed by BS 8204 should be incorporated in all designs. Joints at thresholds should also be taken into account.

Datasheet

Installation Guide

Case Study

System STANDARD:

Datasheet

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Product Specification:

Density:

1700 – 1900 *

kg / m³

Thickness

Variable

Mass:

125**

kg / m²

* Traditional sand/cement screed mixture.

** Based upon a 65 mm thick screed.

Product Benefits:

A professional fixing system for pipe-in-screed systems that ensures neat, consistent installations.
Self-adhesive 8 mm polyethylene perimeter edge insulation prevents cold bridging and is equipped with an integrated screed skirt to prevent screed loss to the perimeter.
Compatibility with all screed types.
Robustly prevents pipe flotation.

Product Specification:

Density:

1700 – 1900 * kg / m³

Thickness:

Variable

Mass:

125 ** kg / m²

* Traditional screed/cement screed mixture.

** Based upon a 65 mm thick screed.

Product Benefits:

A professional fixing system for pipe-in-screed systems that ensures neat, consistent installations.
Self-adhesive 8 mm polyethylene perimeter edge insulation prevents cold bridging and is equipped with an integrated screed skirt to prevent screed loss to the perimeter.
Compatibility with all screed types.
Robustly prevents pipe flotation.

System STANDARD:

Installation Guide

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01
Begin by fixing the perimeter insulation to the wall by using the self-adhesive strip on the back. When using floor insulation ≥ 5 cm fix the perimeter insulation to the wall above the insulation.

02
Slit the back of the perimeter insulation with a knife 3 cm up from the bottom. Cut the back for inside corners and the front for outside corners.

03
Begin laying the Neopor joining insulation with the overlaying flaps against the wall.

04
Continue by laying the next row of insulation so that the flap overlaps the previous panel. Tape up all joints including overlapping joints if using liquid screed.

05
Tape the tanking strip to the floor insulation by again using the self-adhesive strip. Avoid tearing in corners by keeping the material free of tension.