Welcome to Thermoplane

A revolutionary underfloor heating and thermal screed system that is environmentally friendly and responsive.

At the heart of the system is the combination of a highly conductive Thermoplane liquid flowing screed and the high-quality performance PEX-a and Multilayer pipe. The system is perfect for timber suspended floors commonly used in the majority of new builds.

What makes Thermoplane In-Screed Heating Different?

Based on the combination of our conductive gypsum screed and highly specified pipes and manifolds, it delivers responsive, high performance backed by verified test data.
The thin thermal screed mass of Thermoplane systems enables renewable technologies, such as heat pumps, to achieve superior efficiencies owing to the lower flow temperatures needed for a given heating load.
Allowing footfall within 24 to 48 hours, Thermoplane screed can be force dried thereby accelerating construction.

All in one System

Thermoplane is a combination of a state of the art system and a responsive, low depth screed.

Environmentally Friendly

Thermoplane uses a binder that saves .98 tonnes of landfill waste, per tonne of binder.

Low Inertia

Because of the strength and the low depth of the screed, thermoplane reaches optimal temperatures very quickly.

Raw Material Savings

Thermoplane Manifolds are made from stainless steel and save 70% of raw materials compared to standard copper manifolds.

The system has many environmental benefits, as described below. In particular, it can form a highly thermally responsive layer so that optimal temperatures may be quickly reached.

Gypsol is made from a waste product. I tonne of Gypsol prevents 0.98 tonnes of waste going to landfill.
The high thermal response of the screed eradicates the need for long "pre-heating times", and so save energy.
The high thermal conductivity allows low flow temperatures, enhancing the coefficient of performance for heatpumps, so dramatically lowering the power required to achieve optimal temperatures.

What industry experts think:

Underfloor and low temperature heating systems can significantly improve the performance of domestic and commercial heating systems but is often difficult to integrate. Thermoplane now appears to bring it all together; the integration of heating systems into the very fabric of buildings. This system could really improve the performance of heat pumps and provide solutions for refurbishments and new builds improving comfort and reducing consumption" Martin Orrill MBA MIDHEE, Head of Energy Technology and Innovation, British Gas