ZMesh
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| The ZMesh low-voltage products are safely installed under the floor covering with no floor buildup. | An activation device or thermostat allows you to select the perfect temperature for your floor. |
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| ZMesh installed in a kitchen installed under hardwood. |
ZMESH APPLICATIONS
Due to the low profile nature of the ZMesh heating element (about the height of screen door material), the mesh is ideal under nearly all floor coverings. This includes laminate flooring and carpet.
In addition, the ability to nail or staple it down makes it perfect to be installed under hardwood flooring, regardless of the hardwood flooring install process. With the ZMesh, you don’t have to worry about breaking dangerous line voltage cables, or bursting warm water tubes. The mesh does not require any mud, cement, or thin set to be installed. This prevents the harmful effect that sweating concrete has on hardwood floors. The moisture from a thin set, mortar, or concrete pour often lasts several years. As the combination of moisture and heat mix into the wood, colors fade and cracking results from expansion and contraction. Prevent these hassles up front by installing the perfect heat for your hardwood floors.
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| ZMesh can be nailed or stapled through (provided it does not come in contact with metal), making its installation easier than other systems. Costly and disruptive floor "build-ups" are eliminated with the use of the flat ZMesh heating element. | The ZMesh runs 32 volts or less and does not require any thin set or mortar to apply. simply install the mesh on your sub floor, and carpet pad and carpet can be installed directly on top. |
The Zmesh product can also be installed in all cement mortar applications including rock, stone, slate, travertine, ceramic tile and more. This makes it perfect to do large areas with multiple floor coverings. For example, if you had a kitchen with tile flooring, and a living room with carpet, you can run the ZMesh radiant heating element under both floor coverings on 1 zone. This saves money on installation, materials, and operation costs for your floor warming system!
RETROFIT IN FLOOR JOISTS
In many cases people don’t recognize how cold hard surface floor coverings are until it’s too late to install a floor warming system. However, if you have access to your floor joists from below, you are still in luck. The ZMesh can be stapled to the underside of your sub flooring and, with insulation, will efficiently warm your floors.
ZMesh limitations
There are 2 basic limitations for the ZMesh radiant heating element. First, although it is possible to nail or staple through the mesh it is not permitted to cut, slice, or tear the product without properly repairing the product (See repair kit). Second, no electrically conductive material can come into contact with the mesh. This would result in a short in your system. Metal lathe, flashing, heat vents, metal framing, etc… are not to be used with the ZMesh product.
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