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Hi, We don't offer one thermostat that can control 2 zones, but we do have a system which has a central controller which can be used to control several thermostats / zones. The central controller can at for one zone, so for 2 zones you would need a central controller + satelite controller...

You need to work out m2 of each room. It may be possible to use one thermostat but for efficient running I would recommend a thermostat for each area. If you have a plan or sketch with dimensions, please email it to us [email protected] or fax to 01394 387177, we'll work out exactly what you...

I believe thermolam is a heating mat designed for use under laminate or engineered wood. If it is the same product I am thinking about it is made by a company in India. Our alternative product is WoodTec, which you can find details here :- 140W/m2 Underfloor Heating Mats for laminate / wood...

They may have used something like this, which is a multifunction tester which will do all the tests a sparks need.

Dave, no a multimeter can not be used for insulation resistance - uses a minimum of 500V dc to inject a current through the mat. So it proves that no current will leak to earth.

Insulation resistance is generally done by the Spark, all electrical installs have to be checked for insulation resistance so they will have the kit.

As said to Dave, checking with multimeter the resistance is definatley the right thing to do but insulation resistance should also be checked. If the mat has not earth then it does not comply with the requirements of the 17th edition wiring regulations.

Not just our mats, all should be checked for insulation resistance - ensures theres no leakage to earth. What you describe with the multimeter is the resistance check of the mat, which also must be done before and after the install.

Insulation resistance should not be done between live & neutral, you will get a reading of zero because the resistance of the heating cable is low. Insulation resistance is checked between live+neutral & earth. Trust this helps.

Hi Martin, EkoBOARDS have the same compressive strength as construction boards such as Marmox. We have sold over 60,000 Ekoboards in the last 3-4 years and I know similar products are used in other countries like Norway. If you'd like to discuss either EkoBoards or Marmox, etc., please do...

The price on the website is automatic for small orders under £30.00, If you give us a call and we'll arrange to send it via post or in a small courier pack which works out a lot less.

Glad to hear that we're providing quality products & service, thank you all for the feedback

Just to clarify Ekoboard is floor insulation with no reinforcing, available in 6, 10, 20, 30, 40, 50 & 60mm thicknesses Thermopanel is 10mm Construction Board, similar to Marmox, etc We also stock 6, 20, 30, 40 & 50mm Construction Boards from Marmox & PCS