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ThermalSheet Insulating Underlayment (2’ x 3’) - 6 Sq. Ft. - 1 Sheet

4.89
Based on 9 reviews


  • Single 2' x 3' sheet of synthetic cork insulating underlayment that functions as a thermal break
  • Heat and cold resistant, and will not rot, support mold and mildew, or absorb moisture
  • ThermalSheet has a 1.5 R-value, and it offers crack isolation of up to 1/4”
  • This lightweight insulating underlayment will increase the energy efficiency of your floor heating system
  • Can be used under a wide range of floor coverings like tile, stone, LVT, and laminate and can be used over any acceptable subfloor

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ThermalSheet Insulating Underlayment Description

ThermalSheet is a synthetic cork underlayment that is installed on top of a subfloor and below a heating element. It is recommended when installing an electric floor heating system over a concrete slab to prevent heat loss. By creating a thermal break, the heat is prevented from sinking into the concrete, and more heat radiates into the floor covering and room. In addition to preventing unnecessary heat loss, ThermalSheet provides sound dampening benefits and double the crack isolation benefits when compared to cork.

ThermalSheet is lightweight—up to 25 times lighter than traditional 1/4" backer board. This product is a 6 mm (less than 1/4 in.) thick, synthetic cork underlayment that can be installed with modified thinset and is specifically designed for setting tile and stone. It is an excellent insulation choice under our TempZone™ or Environ™ electric radiant floor-heating products. It’s a very resilient underlayment with compressive strength of 41 psi at 25% strain, 54 psi at 50% strain, and 110 psi at 75% strain. ThermalSheet has been rated for residential use according to the Robinson Test.

This item is a 2' x 3' (6 sq. ft.) single sheet. 

Specifications

Insulation Specification

Acoustic testing on 6" slab, no ceiling IIC 52 wood construction. FIIC 59 - 7.5″ concrete slab. ΔIIC 20 - 6″ concrete slab
Compressive Strength 41 psi at 25% strain, 54 psi at 50% strain, and 110 psi at 75% strain
Material Expanded Polypropylene (EPP)
Thermal Insulation 1.5 R-Value

Product Dimensions

Coverage 6 ft²
Depth 0.2362″
Length 36″
Weight 0.4 lbs
Width 24″

Identifiers

SKU TS-SH6MM-24x36
UPC (GTIN-12) 881308077037

Warranty / Certifications

TCNA Robinson test Residential
Warranty 5 years

Frequently Asked Questions

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Typically, an uncoupling membrane like Prodeso will be best for this application because it can be paired with accessories to effectively waterproof the subfloor. 

However, if you have a cement subfloor, then ThermalSheet synthetic cork is a good choice because of its high 1.5 R-value and moisture resistance. 

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No, for the installation of an Environ heating system with a floating floor like laminate, it is not necessary to adhere the ThermalSheet underlayment to the subfloor. The underlayment should instead be allowed to float freely on the subfloor. Make sure to stagger adjacent sheets of underlayment and tape them together to prevent any overlaps, ensuring a flat and even layer beneath your flooring. This method helps accommodate the natural expansion and contraction of the floating floor.

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ThermalSheet Insulating Underlayment is a synthetic cork, a lightweight thermal barrier made of hemi-crystalline thermoplastic.

WarmlyYours recommends ThermalSheet underlayment when installing a floor heating system over a concrete slab to prevent heat loss and protect against moisture. It will not rot, support mold and mildew, or absorb moisture.

- ThermalSheet synthetic cork underlayment (6mm) has a 1.5 R-value, crack isolation up to 1/4“, reduces sound by up to 22 dB, and is Robinson tested (TCNA) and rated for residential loads.

- Cork (6mm) has a .72 R-value, crack isolation up to 1/32“, reduces sound by up to 23 dB, and is Robinson tested (TCNA) and rated for residential loads.

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No. Put a skim coat of SLC (Self-Leveling Cement), or even plywood over it first. Then, the vinyl flooring product can be installed.

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Yes, ThermalSheet should be bonded to the subfloor with any high quality modified thin-set, or with a bond coat adhesive. Further installation information can be found in the installation manual. 

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