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Ceiling heating
Radiant ceiling heating with Safe-t-FLEX carbon film
A thin carbon-film element sits above the plasterboard and turns the ceiling into a gentle, low-temperature radiant heater. Nothing shows in the room once the ceiling is finished.
- Hiddenabove the plasterboard
- Controlsspecified to suit your rooms and project
- Specifiedfor your rooms and ceiling
How it works
How ceiling film provides radiant warmth
Instead of blowing warm air around, the warm ceiling heats people, floors and furniture directly. Insulation above the film keeps the warmth directed down into the room.
- Insulation between the joists keeps the warmth directed down.
- Ceiling joists carry the film across their underside.
- Safe-t-FLEX carbon film, the thin heating element.
- Plasterboard ceiling, finished as normal.
Explanatory illustrations of the general construction, not installation instructions. Ron provides the installation requirements for each project with the quote.
Suitability
Is ceiling heating right for your project?
Well suited to
- New homes and extensions
- Renovations where ceilings are being replaced or re-sheeted
- Living areas, bedrooms and other enclosed rooms
- Aged care, education and similar buildings, where CBS has supplied ceiling heating before (projects)
Things to consider
- The film goes in before the plasterboard, so it is planned into the build
- Insulation above the film is part of the system
- Not recommended for warehouses or spaces with high ventilation, where ceiling-mounted panels may suit better
- A licensed electrician connects the system
What Ron will ask about
- Your suburb or postcode
- The rooms to be heated and their sizes
- Ceiling construction and insulation
- New build, extension or ceiling replacement, and timing
- Plans, if you have them
Technical details
Safe-t-FLEX for ceilings
General product information. Selection details for your project are specified in your quote.
| Heating element | Safe-t-FLEX carbon film, a thin, flexible heating foil |
|---|---|
| Position | Across the underside of the ceiling joists, between the insulation and the plasterboard |
| Type of heat | Low-temperature radiant heat from the ceiling surface |
| Controls | Controls are specified to suit your rooms and project. |
| Film layout | Specified for the ceiling construction |
| Not recommended for | Warehouses and spaces with high ventilation |
How a project runs
From assessment to installation
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Step 1: Assessment
Tell Ron about the rooms, the ceiling construction and your timing. Plans help.
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Step 2: Specified quote
Film layout, quantities and controls for each room.
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Step 3: Supply
CBS supplies the specified film and controls for your project.
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Step 4: Installation guidance
A licensed electrician installs and connects the system with Ron's technical guidance. Installation arrangements are discussed case by case.
Ask Ron about ceiling heating.
Tell us about the rooms and the ceiling. Ron will tell you whether ceiling heating suits your project.
