Rail

SYSTEM KAN-therm Rail is a complete installation system, designed for the construction of underfloor and wall heating and cooling installations, as well as heating and cooling installations of outdoor spaces. The main pipe anchoring element in System KAN-therm Rail are special plastic strips.

SYSTEM KAN-therm Rail is based on special plastic strips used to fasten the heating pipes. The plastic strips can be mounted directly to the building partition, without any additional thermal insulation (floor, wall or ground) or to the building partition on thermal insulation, e.g. System KAN-therm Tacker (floor, wall).

System offers several variants

The system offers several variants of plastic strips, depending on the needs and characteristics of the investment. Plastic trough strips come in longer sections and are intended for fastening pipes of a specific diameter. Plastic modular strips come in shorter sections and make it possible to fasten pipes of different diameter ranges.

Additional profiling and connection elements

System KAN-therm also provides numerous additional elements to make the installation of the complete installation easier, e.g. special profiling arcs and "Click" connectors.

Advantages

Universal application: single- and multi-family housings and public utility buildings, industrial halls, warehouses, football pitches, car parks, external traffic routes.
Plastic construction resistant to corrosion
Comprehensive and wide product offer
High quality of elements
Easy assembly
Possibility of mounting pipes of a diameter up to 26mm.

Any pipe spacing

The Rail strips enable assembly of pipes with different spacing, thanks to which it is possible to freely design and lay loops of floor and wall installation.

For all types of surface installations

Plastic strips can be mounted directly on a building partition without additional thermal insulation (floor, wall or ground) or on thermal insulation (floor, wall). The elements of System KAN-therm Rail are ideal for heating installations of outdoor spaces directly or partially exposed to external weather conditions such as snowfall, formation of a layer of ice.