Suitable for
any surface, even grass

Main product range

black fiberglass

Coated with a polypropylene protective sheath, Black is suitable for small and large areas to heat both domestic as well as industrial warehouses, greenhouses, crops and sports fields, indoor and outdoor. The fiberglass mesh on which the Warmset multilayer laminated strip is fixed is collected in skeins to facilitate installation; the mesh also acts as an aggregator for screeds and glues, avoiding breakage or cracks.

gold fiberglass

Coated with a polyimide film, Gold has high thermal properties and is extremely resistant to chemical agents. Its fiberglass mesh makes it suitable for drowning in cement or self-levelling screeds, inside or outside the home/building. Its reduced thickness (3 mm) also allows it to be installed directly in laying glue with ceramic floors, natural stone or glued wood. Lifetime warranty.

aluminium

Aluminium can incorporate either Gold or Black and is designed specifically to heat dry-cut flooring. Aluminium cannot be installed in cement screeds or covered with glues but makes the most of itself with parquet and laminated wood floors laid dry or with floating laying, vinyl floors or carpet. These materials can be installed in direct contact with Warmset technology, thus ensuring a fast start-up of the system and a homogeneous diffusion of heat.

Myths debunking & FAQ

Australians are more and more embracing underfloor heating as the most sustainable and efficient way to heat a space, but several myths persist about its use, efficiency, and functionality.

These misconceptions may stem from past experiences, especially with electric cable underfloor heating, when regulations in Australia were lax and technology lagged behind products commonly available in Europe, such has been Warmset since 2010. Here are some common myths we aim to debunk.