System KAN‑therm Profil is a complete installation system, designed for the construction of underfloor heating and cooling installations in wet method. In System KAN‑therm Profil, the pipe anchoring element is a specially profiled surface of the thermal insulation.

The structure of the floor heater made of the elements of system KAN‑therm Profil is included in the floor heating systems made using the wet method. The element fastening the heating pipes are specially profiled plastic or polystyrene protrusions located on the surface of the thermal insulation.

Wide range of thermal insulation

System KAN‑therm Profil is an extensive offer of thermal insulations. The different insulation thickness options available give full freedom of choice in terms of meeting the insulation requirements of the building partition in line with the applicable guidelines.

Flexible pipe spacing and loop arrangement

The insulation panels of system KAN‑therm Profil provide the possibility of laying loops with a spacing of 5cm. This guarantees a very convenient way of laying heating loops with a specific, designed spacing and a planned layout.

Advantages of system KAN‑therm Profil

• Universal application: single- and multi-family housings and public utility buildings
• Comprehensive and wide product offer
• High quality of elements
• Easy assembly without tools
• Saving screed

Reduced screed consumption

Thanks to their special construction, thermal insulations of system KAN‑therm Profil reduce the amount of screed required for pouring the installation.

Quick assembly without tools

Specially designed protrusions in foamed polystyrene boards of system KAN‑therm Profil guarantee durable and reliable anchoring of heating pipes. Assembly of the heating loops is quick and convenient, without the need for additional tools and fastening elements.

For standard, sound-proof and load-bearing floors

System KAN-therm Profil can be used on floors of different purpose. Thanks to the diversity of thermal insulations, it can be used in standard residential premises, rooms with increased floor load, and also in rooms where ceilings have increased acoustic insulation.