ENERGY CARBON · PRODUCT GUIDE
FLEECE infrared heating film integrates radiant heating into suitable plastered surfaces. It is an option when you want clear walls and a discreet finish in a new build or refurbishment.
Where this product fits
The E-NERGY CARBON FLEECE film is fleece-laminated and perforated to support adhesion within compatible plaster and filler systems. MFH describes applications on ceilings, walls and permanently installed floor constructions. The film itself is 0.4 mm thick; the complete installation also needs the approved substrate and finishing layers.
Specification at a glance
| Film thickness | 0.4 mm |
|---|---|
| Surface | Fleece-laminated, perforated heating film |
| Applications | Compatible ceiling, wall and permanently installed floor build-ups |
| System design | Match output, power supply and temperature controls to the supplied variant |
Confirm the current product documentation and the complete installation specification before ordering.
Plan the installation
Agree the plaster or filler system with the installer before work starts. Check substrate preparation, drying requirements and compatibility of every layer. Keep electrical connections and power supplies accessible as specified.
Information to include in your enquiry
- Floor plans, room dimensions and the property location.
- Construction details, insulation and the proposed surface finish.
- How the space is used and your intended project dates.
- Existing systems and the work already planned.
Use qualified installers and follow the instructions for the exact product supplied. Installation design and commissioning are part of achieving the intended performance.
Common questions
Is FLEECE the same as DRYTEC?
They suit different construction methods. FLEECE is intended for compatible embedded finishes; DRYTEC is designed for attachment to drywall substructures. Choose around the planned build-up, not just the product name.
How do I compare proposals?
Compare the complete installed system, controls, access for maintenance and the assumptions behind performance estimates. Ask for the specification in writing so the options can be assessed on a consistent basis.
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