FAQ

• The SpeeTile system has 2 variants: the SpeeTile10 and the SpeeTile12 system.
• View all products that are part of the SpeeTile system here.
• The SpeeTile system is suitable as a primary heating source in an insulated space.
• The SpeeTile system can be applied on concrete/sand cement, wood, and pressure-resistant insulation subfloors.
• Various top layers can be applied over the SpeeTile system, such as PVC, cast flooring, tiles, laminate, parquet, linoleum, and more. The applicator prepares the subfloor for finishing.
• The SpeeTile10 system consists of:
  • modular SpeeTile10 mats (H=12,75mm)
  • heating pipe Ø10mm
  • SpeeTop levelling mortar
• The total system height including SpeeTop starts at 15mm.
• The pipe spacing (centre-to-centre) for the SpeeTube heating pipe is 75mm.
• After pouring with SpeeTop, the floor is walkable after 4 hours.
• After curing of the SpeeTop, a 7-day heat-up protocol must be performed.
• View the heat output chart of the SpeeTile10 system here.
• The SpeeTile12 system consists of:
  – Modular plastic mats (H=15mm).
  – SpeeTube heating pipe Ø12mm
• The SpeeTile12 system must be finished with, for example, an anhydrite or sand cement screed. This must be carried out by a third party.
• The pipe spacing (centre-to-centre) for the SpeeTube heating pipe is 100 mm
• View the heat output chart of the SpeeTile12 system here.

• View the specifications for SpeeTile10 Wall heating/cooling
• View all products that are part of the SpeeTile system here.
• The SpeeTile10 system consists of:
  • SpeeTube heating pipe Ø10mm.
• The radiant heat from wall heating reaches 4 to 5 metres.
• The SpeeTile10 system is suitable as a primary heating source in an insulated space. Consider exterior walls and ensure sufficient m² of wall heating.
• View theheat output chart of the SpeeTile10 system here.
• The SpeeTile10 system must be mounted on a stable surface suitable for plastering. On wood/Fermacell boards, this can be done with drywall screws, and on masonry walls using the plug anchor integrated in each SpeeTile mat.
• The system can be finished with plaster or clay. The total build-up height including the wall heating is approximately 20mm.
• Consult your plasterer about whether the wall requires a primer in advance.
• The SpeeTile wall heating system has been tested and certified by Knauf Germany.

• The SpeeTherm system has 2 variants: the SpeeTherm15 (Rd 0,47) and the SpeeTherm30 (Rd 1,0) system.
• Viewall products that are part of the SpeeTherm system here.
• • The SpeeTherm15 system consists of EPS platen (14mm), AluTherm heat-conducting profiles (0,5mm) and SpeeTube heating pipe Ø10mm. View the heat output chart of the SpeeTherm15 system here.
• The SpeeTherm30 system consists of EPS boards (29mm), AluTherm heat-conducting profiles (0,5mm) en SpeeTube heating pipe Ø10mm. View the heat output chart of the SpeeTherm30 system here.
• The pipe spacing (centre-to-centre) of the SpeeTube heating pipes is 100mm. The AluTherm profiles ensure proper heat distribution.
• The SpeeTherm system is suitable as a primary heating source in an insulated space.

• The SpeeTwall system has two variants: the SpeeTwall DryFix and the SpeeTwall DryFix⁺ system.
• The SpeeTwall DryFix system consists of at minimum SpeeTile12 mats, AluTherm heat-conducting profiles and SpeeTube10 heating pipe.
• The SpeeTwall DryFix⁺ system consists of at minimum SpeeTile12 mats, , AluTherm heat-conducting profiles, SpeeTube10 heating pipe, SpeeTicks and SpeeTstrips.
• The pipe spacing (centre-to-centre) of the SpeeTube heating pipes is 100mm. The AluTherm profiles ensure proper heat distribution.
• The SpeeTwall system is suitable as a primary heating source, including for uninsulated interior walls.
• View the manual here.

The SpeeTube heating pipes Ø10 and Ø12mm are connected to the manifold using PushFit connectors.

• PushFit connectors come in 3 types: single, double (splitter), and repair connectors. The connection fittings are ¾″ eurocone.
• With the PushFit splitter, two pipe circuits can be connected to one manifold outlet. The lengths of these two circuits must be equal.
• Pipe diameter for supply and return lines from the boiler or district heating system:
  • manifolds up to 7 circuits: minimum Ø15mm, connection ½″
  • manifolds with 8 circuits or more: minimum Ø20mm, connection ¾″
• Pipe diameter for supply and return lines from the heat pump or LTH: consult and follow the advice of your heat pump supplier.

For concrete, sand cement, or anhydrite subfloor:

• For concrete, sand cement, or anhydrite subfloor:
• Any irregularities or small dips are filled afterward with the SpeeTop levelling mortar.
• The floor must be clean, grease-free, and dry. For concrete and sand cement: residual moisture < 3%, for anhydrite floors: < 0,3%.
• Before installing the SpeeTile system, a primer must be applied. This neutralizes the absorbency of the subfloor and ensures adhesion of the SpeeTop levelling mortar to the substrate.

For wooden subfloors:

• The subfloor must be flat and rigid.
• Joints and gaps must be sealed.

Insulation

• The insulation layer must have a minimum compressive strength of 250 kPa and be glued to the subfloor.
• Joints and seams must be sealed watertight with tape.
• The SpeeTile system must be fixed onto the insulation layer using SpeeTackers.

For other types of subfloors:

Contact us in case of other types or a combination of subfloors.

For concrete, sand cement, or anhydrite subfloors:

• The subfloor must be completely flat and free of dips and irregularities. It does not need to be level.
• The floor must be clean and dry. For concrete and sand cement: residual moisture < 3%, for anhydrite floors: < 0,3%.

For wooden subfloors:

• The subfloor must be completely flat and free of dips and irregularities.
• The subfloor does not need to be stable and/or level.

For other types of subfloors:

Please contact us for other types or combinations of subfloors.

• View the WARP Systems, installation manuals, assembly instruction videos on YouTube, and useful installation tools.
• Rent a pipe reel for easier installation.
• For the SpeeTile system, you can use our SpeeTop Application Support service.

• Request a layout plan based on a floor plan. It shows the laying pattern and length per circuit of the SpeeTube heating pipe.
• Use this layout plan request form to request a layout plan.

• The SpeeTile system is finished with SpeeTop levelling mortar. For this, WARP Systems offers a pouring service.
• Read the terms for the ‘SpeeTop Application Support’ service here.

A minimum of 3 people is required for pumping. You can hire 2 or more WARP Systems staff members. Pump rental must always be combined with at least one WARP Systems technician. This person operates the pump and applies the levelling mortar. The other persons fill the pump and deaerate the mortar with a spiked roller.

• Our SpeeTeam starts at 7:00 AM at the indicated project location.
• Areas where no system or mortar should be applied (e.g., crawl space hatch or kitchen) must be sealed watertight in advance using wood. Minimum batten height: 3cm.
• A water connection is required with a minimum pressure of 2.5 bar and 12.5 l/min.
• An electrical connection of 230 volts and 16 amps must be available.
• If needed, arrange a parking exemption or permit and provide a copy.
• Note: We do not connect the system to the primary heat source. This must be done by a certified plumber.
• Note: We do not install heat foil and/or Jumpax Basic.
• Read our full “Installation Terms and Conditions ” here.

We apply the lump sum conditions for orders placed from 03-04-2023 onward.

When you choose full-service* installation by WARP Systems, the final order price is determined after processing the most recent site visit, known as the lump sum**. Note: If you wish to make changes after the latest processed site visit, this is only possible through written agreement with WARP Systems. The agreed installation price may then change.

*Full-service means that WARP Systems supplies and installs the selected WARP system according to the agreed terms.

**More information about the lump sum can be found in the installation terms and conditions.

• • The SpeeTile10 system including SpeeTop levelling mortar has a total build-up height starting from 15mm.
  • After pouring with SpeeTop, the floor is walkable after 4 hours.

• A 7-day commissioning protocol  must be followed after curing of the SpeeTop.
• Various floor finishes can be applied over the SpeeTile system, such as PVC, cast flooring, tiles, laminate, parquet, linoleum, etc. The applicator prepares the subfloor for the finish.

• The system can be finished with plaster or clay. The total build-up height including the heating is approximately 20mm.
• Consult with your plasterer whether a primer is required beforehand.
• Consult with your plasterer whether reinforcement mesh should be applied.

• A 1.2mm heat-foil can be applied over the SpeeTherm15 system. This reduces contact noise by 24% and is suitable for underfloor heating. Simply roll the heat foil over the SpeeTherm system, with the grey perforated foam layer facing up.
• After placing the underfloor heating system, the floating final floor can be installed immediately.
• Rigid, floating (non-glued) finishes such as laminate, engineered wood, Duoplank, etc. can be installed on the SpeeTherm15 system.
• For flexible, non-rigid finishes such as click PVC, glued PVC, linoleum, or marmoleum, a pressure-distributing intermediate layer like
  

  Commissioning protocol