The following two options, see fig 1-2, show different possibilities for placing and connecting the foils. For larger floors, it may be
necessary to use a combination of fig 1 and fig 2. The different widths can be combined as desired to cover the surface in the
best way.
fig. 2
fig. 1
Planning your facility
Make an exact sketch of the floor and draw in how the foil lengths should lie. Consider the following when drawing the sketch:
• Plan location for the transformer.
• The foil lengths are placed edge to edge. The foils should cover as much of the surface as possible, but the foil lengths should
not be pulled apart, as the temperature differences become noticeable. This applies especially to plastic carpet. Part of the
transparent border
• (approx. 15 mm wide) can be cut off, but at least 5 mm must remain.
• It is important to get the best coverage on the surfaces where you are standing, e.g. in front of kitchen furniture or wash
basins.
• Plan so that the foil is placed against the outer wall to minimize cold drafts. The following three options, Figure 1-2, show
different possibilities for placing and connecting the foils.
This is where your placement begins
Measure the foil and cut
Roll out the foil to the correct length. Cut perpendicularly with
scissors along one of the dashed lines, see fig 3. DO NOT cut in
the black fields. The distance from the cut edge to the black
pattern must never be less than 5 mm.
EN
fig. 3
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