Ultralight Insulation Boards are not “soundproof,” but are an excellent product for the reduction of sound.
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Warmup recommends towel warmers to be installed horizontal only. Towel warmer bars are designed to evenly distribute heat across the entire surface of the towel. Towel bars work most efficiently when towels are hung flat against them. Hanging a towel vertically reduces the surface area of the towel that’s in contact with the bar, which means it will take longer for the towel to warm up, and you might not get the desired warmth. When you hang a towel vertically, only a small portion of the towel comes into contact with the bar, resulting in uneven heating. In addition, towel bars are designed and tested to be installed horizontally, according to our installation manual. Installing them vertically could potentially compromise their structural integrity and safety.
Although it would depend on the total point load (aka ground pressure), the answer is no. Warmup’s Ultralight was designed to be used in foot-traffic applications only.
Point loads greater than Warmup’s Ultralight Compressive Strength (10% Compression) of 32 psi (220 kPa) may cause a future failure. Warmup recommends a rigid foam that meets the specifications for heavy-point load applications.
Ultralight under concrete? Ultralight is designed for and can be used under concrete up to 2″ in thickness. When concrete is greater than 2″ the benefits of the Ultralight diminish, therefore, in concrete larger than 2″ we recommend the use of other insulating boards suitable for the specific application.
If your thermostat has no display and will not turn on when power button is pushed, the thermostat could be wired incorrectly. Click here for more details.
If you purchased a Digital Multimeter from Warmup you will have 2 connectors as shown below. Please make sure that the contacts that will be plugged into the multimeter are properly exposed as illustrated below. It is possible that you may have to remove some of the sheathing from the connector ends to expose them enough to make the needed contact with the multimeter in order to receive accurate readings.
The CommBox and Resibox have been programmed to work with a variety of third-party sensors. Click “Read More” for details.
consider tightening the triangles, whilst maintaining the proper height based on the overhang or use t-splices and end kits for downspouts so you do not have to use extra cable coming back up
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