Installation Guide

Amvic Insulated Radiant PEX panel Installation Guide

Before starting your installation:

• You will need to determine the

number of Insulated Radiant PEX

Panels you require, while each panel

measures 29.1/4” x 491/4” the

usable area of the panels are 24” x

48” or 8 sq. ft. per panel. Measure

the total square footage of the

installation area and divide this by 8

to arrive at the number of PEX

panels needed.

• The Amvic Insulated Radiant PEX panel will accommodate 3/8”, ½”, 5/8”, ¾” and 1”

PEX tubing.

• The Amvic radiant PEX panel is designed to accommodate a 3” on center pattern,

your design layout will need to use the same 3” on center and multiples for you

project.

• Ensure that your sub base is smooth, compacted and at the proper grade.

• Check your local building code to see if you require a vapour barrier if so this will

need to be installed prior to starting your project.

Installation Steps:

Step1:

Start in the far left corner and working from left

to right lay down the first panel so that the

exposed interlock is to the right side and forward,

note; you can lay the panels down either length or

width wise along the outer wall. Continue to lay

the panels ensuring that they are properly

interlocked and are snug and aligned. When you

come to the end of the first row you may need to

cut the last panel to fit properly.

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Amvic Insulated Radiant PEX panel Installation Guide Before starting your installation: • You will need to determine the number of Insulated Radiant PEX Panels you require, while each panel measures 29.1/4” x 491/4” the usable area of the panels are 24” x 48” or 8 sq. ft. per panel. Measure the total square footage of the installation area and divide this by 8 to arrive at the number of PEX panels needed. • The Amvic Insulated Radiant PEX panel will accommodate 3/8”, ½”, 5/8”, ¾” and 1” PEX tubing.
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Radian PEX Panel Installation Guide Step 2: After placing the last panel you will want to start the next row with a staggered pattern so that you do not have either rows or columns of panels, this will keep your installation tightly bound, more durable with less waste. To make the staggered pattern again starting in the left corner, you can use any piece that was cut from the last panel on the first row or cut a new panel in half.