Floor Heating
Heat emission plate brings full underfloor heating to homes built on timber joists — no slab required.
An aluminium heat emission plate — grooved to hold hydronic pipe — is fixed along timber joists, or on battens over Hebel Powerfloor. Pipe is laid, connected to the manifold and pressure tested, then your chosen flooring installs directly over the top. It’s a set-and-forget system: switch it on for the cold season, off when it ends.
Cross-section — heat emission plate at 400mm joist centres
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The grooved aluminium plate is fixed along timber joists, or on 20mm battens over Hebel Powerfloor.
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PEX-a pipe is laid into the plate’s centre groove, connected to the manifold and pressure tested.
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Your chosen flooring goes straight down over the finished, pressure-tested system.
Full radiant floor warmth for homes built on timber joist subfloors from the ground up.
Mounted on battens over Hebel Powerfloor where an in-slab system isn’t an option.
Key Benefits
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The only floor heating option for timber joist subfloors.
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Full radiant floor warmth, no slab needed.
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Flooring installs straight over the finished system.
Specs
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390 × 1100mm — standard aluminium heat emission plate size.
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400mm joist centres — standard installation spacing.
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PEX-a pipe, centre-line groove — secured for full contact with the plate.
Want more control?
Heat emission plate is a set-and-forget system — switch it on for the season, off when it ends. If you’d rather adjust temperature room by room, day to day, radiator panels are worth a look instead.
Radiator panels
