Uponor A5090500 Fast Trak™ Knobbed Mats

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Make: Uponor
Model code: A5090500
Type: Mats
Material: Plastic
Insulation Class /R-Value ratings: 1.7

Additional info:

Fast Trak™ is the ideal overpour installation method for remodel and retrofit applications. The preformed knobbed mats make it easy to install Uponor PEX tubing for radiant floor heating applications. Fast Trak 0.5 is only 1⁄2" thick, eliminating the need to alter baseboards, moldings or doors. The product is made for 5/16" Wirsbo hePEX pipe and features an adhesive backing for easy installation to a slab or subfloor. Fast Trak 1.3i is slightly over 11⁄4" in height. Fast Trak 1.3i uses 3⁄8" or 1⁄2" Wirsbo hePEX pipe and includes insulation already in the mat, eliminating the added time and cost of installing insulation under the tubing. Fast Trak edge strips are required to prevent overpour from seeping under the panels and to protect the surrounding substructure from moisture damage and expansion forces.

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Make	Uponor
Manufacturer	GF Building Flow Solutions (Uponor)
Category	Components>Equipment Mounting and Support
Model code	A5090500
Type	Mats
Material	Plastic
Insulation Class /R-Value ratings	1.7
Additional info	Fast Trak™ is the ideal overpour installation method for remodel and retrofit applications. The preformed knobbed mats make it easy to install Uponor PEX tubing for radiant floor heating applications. Fast Trak 0.5 is only 1⁄2" thick, eliminating the need to alter baseboards, moldings or doors. The product is made for 5/16" Wirsbo hePEX pipe and features an adhesive backing for easy installation to a slab or subfloor. Fast Trak 1.3i is slightly over 11⁄4" in height. Fast Trak 1.3i uses 3⁄8" or 1⁄2" Wirsbo hePEX pipe and includes insulation already in the mat, eliminating the added time and cost of installing insulation under the tubing. Fast Trak edge strips are required to prevent overpour from seeping under the panels and to protect the surrounding substructure from moisture damage and expansion forces.
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