Screed Cable (Electric)

Heating cables laid beneath your floor and embedded in a sand and cement screed, warming the surface quietly and evenly.

 

GALLERY  

Once installed, the system is completely out of sight and works under all floor coverings. There is no air movement, no dust, and no noise. A practical option for bathrooms, kitchens, extensions, and larger installations.

Contact Comfort Heat and discover more.






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