FLEXTHERM Uncoupling Membrane

EIN FLEXTHERM Uncoupling Membrane

June 15, 2022

The new FLEXTHERM uncoupling membrane, specially designed for the installation of FLEXTHERM’s Green Cable Surface XL, the FLEXTHERM membrane offers uncoupling, vapor management and load distribution properties.

  • Available as a roll covering 161 sq. ft. or a sheet covering 8.9 sq. ft.
  • Installation system specially designed for the installation of FLEXTHERM’s Green Cable Surface XL
  • Has uncoupling, vapor management and load distribution properties
  • Spacing at every three studs for an output of 11.5 watts/square foot
  • Compatible with ceramic, porcelain and natural stone tiles
  • Allows for the installation of the heated cable and the floor covering in a single day
  • Low height allows a perfect transition between the new floor and an existing floor
  • Requires no maintenance once installed

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