VEVOR PEX Placas de transferencia de calor, 300 piezas de placas de transferencia de calor radiante, placas de transferencia de calor PEX de aluminio de 4 pies, placas de transferencia de calor de 1/2 pulgada diseñadas para tubos PEX

The heat transfer plates are easy to apply, over existing Pyrex piping. Haven't used it much, but it should do as expected, and transfer more heat to the flooring, versus the crawlspace!

Fast and free shipping. Items were packaged great and they arrived in perfect condition. The price is by far the best I could find anywhere.

Price, quality, shipping and delivery exactly as described. We will be using this company in the future.

The transfer plates work perfectly, are easy to install, and arrived two days after I ordered them. Nice work!

Worked great

Fast Delivery. Good product. Easy to navigate website. I used 5/8” sleepers with 7/8” wide spaces, 8” apart. The end radiuses were cut with a 3/4” router pattern bit. I left the blue film on, thinking it may help deter floor squeezing.

These plates seem expensive but are still priced better than other places I've shopped. The product is great and makes installing radiant pex lines to the bottom of a floor system easy. I use the 4' lengths to help push the pipe to the ceiling before stapling the plate into the floor. I can do 4' sections off of a ladder by myself with ease. The plates clip onto the pipe a bit and hold it straight as you install. I'll never use clips for a hydronic system again. Highly recommended

Good quality product and great price. Vevor is my new go to website for all my needs. You can't go wrong checking this website first. I am amazed at everything they have and their prices.

Good product, easy to use, anybody can install this, good to know that little thinking and figuring out how many you need and start screw or staple it, do one side and run pex tube and slide in and staple it.

I bought this for two flooring projects, 1) above the subfloor and 2) a room with under the floor. The \"above the subfloor\" went onto new OSB sturd-floor in a portion of a cabin that is 100 years old. I didn't trust the floor joists to hold k-crete. So I put 2\" styrofoam with foil face under the floor and sealed it with spray foam from can. I laid down the transfer plates between 3/4\" plywood sleepers and put the pex inside it. It went down smooth and with the pex it sits a hair below the plywood. The old cabin floor still moved alot and the 3/4\" plywood sleepers being screwed and glued really stiffened it up! Glad I did it this way. No need to worry about tight tolerances between the plywood sleepers, it's better to have a little leeway, 1\" gap is fine. I initially tried getting close to really sandwich the pex and transfer plate in but it was more work then gain. I am not sure what the blue plastic coating is on the transfer plate, we peeled it off in most cases, but left some on. We we were laying the transfer plate down into the gap so the blue was on the down side. The u-turns, I call them, are where the pex turns around. This gap is 5/8 wide and deep. The pex fits tight in that. Holds it in place. Those were router with bushing guide and a template I made. I put underlayment over the transfer plate/pex to smoothen it some. Will put floating LVP over that. Be very careful to not hit the pex when stapling. Mark out the underlayment where the pex is. Made sure I put a few staples in the transfer late too, just to hold it. I originally ordered 100 plates from eBay and it was supposed to be Omega, it wasn't. But the eBay order said faster shipping, like a week. I used them with no issues, they were Vevor. So for the same price I ordered the next batch of 100 from Amazon. Amazon indicated 2 weeks shipping time, they arrived in like 6 days. I don't see where the Omega will help that much. I'm sure there is some physics involved but these fit t