Universal Heating Cables from Stelpro

Stelpro

 

August 13, 2018
 
UNIVERSAL HEATING CABLE
 

Enjoy the unparalleled comfort of a heated floor with the SCU series universal heating cable. The heating cable is a safe, durable and maintenance-free heating solution that provides uniform heat over the entire floor surface. This universal product is easy to install either with an uncoupling membrane or directly on plywood. Ideal for any room of the house, especially difficult-to-heat spots, it’s compatible with most floor coverings and makes more space available for furniture and interior décor elements.

IDEAL FOR 
 

bathroom, kitchen, living room, bedroom, basement, hallway, day care centre, locker room, small space

For more information https://www.stelpro.com/en-CA/universal-heating-cable

 

 

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