Heating mat Thermoval TV TO 50 170 — single-sided electric underfloor mat 1.0 m²

Thermoval TV TO 50 170 — single-sided electric underfloor mat 1.0 m² is a pre-sized heating mat designed for electric underfloor heating. The mat covers 1.0 m² and integrates a uniform heating conductor attached to a self-adhesive mesh backing, enabling straightforward placement below tile, stone or other compatible floor finishes. The product is intended for embedding in thin-set mortar or levelling compounds and must be connected to the electrical supply and thermostat by a qualified electrician in accordance with local regulations.

Advantages

The single-sided construction and factory-spaced heating conductor ensure even heat distribution across the mat area and reduce the need for on-site adjustment. Its pre-cut mesh format saves time during layout and allows easier fitting around obstacles and walls without altering the heating cable. Designed for direct embedding, the mat supports installation under ceramic or natural stone tiles and many floor coverings when used with appropriate adhesives or levelling screeds.

Suitable for

• Bathroom underfloor heating installations
• Kitchen and living area renovations with tile or stone finishes
• Small rooms, zoned heating areas, or spot heating applications
• New builds where a compact electric underfloor system is required

Key specifications

• Heating area: 1.0 m²
• Mat type: single-sided electric heating mat
• Installation method: embedded in thin-set mortar or levelling compound
• Suitable floor coverings: tile, natural stone and other adhesive-compatible finishes
• Typical use: underfloor heating for rooms and bathrooms

How to use

Prepare the subfloor to be clean, dry and level. Lay out the Thermoval TV TO 50 170 mat to confirm fit and cut the mesh backing where necessary to turn the mat, without cutting the heating conductor. Fix the mat to the substrate using the self-adhesive backing or appropriate adhesive tape. Embed the mat in an appropriate thin-set mortar or levelling compound to fully cover the heating conductor, then lay the chosen floor finish once the substrate has cured. Electrical connections to the fixed wiring, thermostat and any sensors must be completed by a qualified electrician following local electrical codes and the manufacturer's installation guidance.

Usage recommendations

Verify floor build-up and thermal resistance of floor finishes before installation. Use a compatible floor sensor and thermostat for temperature control and protection. Do not cut or damage the heating cable; only cut the mesh backing to shape the mat. Ensure electrical work is carried out by a certified professional.