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Virtual Thermostats
How To Measure Guide
Click
here
to access a
grid paper template
you can use to measure your floor for the purpose of a nVent Nuheat Mat.
Measuring
Calculate Square Feet
Step 1:
Pick starting point
Step 2:
Begin drawing walls
Step 3:
Record all wall measurements
Step 4:
Include small dimensions
Step 5:
Complete wall measurements to starting point
Step 6:
Draw cabinets & vanities
Step 7:
Measure cabinet toe-kicks
Step 8:
Draw toilet drains
Step 9:
Draw vents
Step 10:
Draw thermostat
Measuring Angle Locks
Step 1:
Identify the angled side
Step 2:
Label start and end points
Step 3:
Pick an opposite corner
Step 4:
Measure distance from start point
Step 5:
Measure distance from end point
Step 6:
Record both distances
Use the following tips to calculate the square footage of the heated area:
The heated area of the room should exclude areas beneath counters, fixed furniture, or any other areas where Nuheat cannot be installed under.
Tips to calculate square footage:
Square footage is calculated by multiplying the length (in feet) by the width (in feet) of an area.
Triangles are squares/rectangles split diagonally in half. To calculate the square footage of a triangle, multiply the length (in feet) by the width (in feet) of the triangle and divide by two.
If needed, break up the heated area into smaller squares, rectangles, and/or triangles to help calculate the square footage of the entire area. Calculate the square footage of each individual area and add the square footages together.
Area A = 3′ x 4′= 12 sq ft
Area B = 4′ x 5′= 20 sq ft
Area C = 2′ x 2′ ÷ 2= 2 sq ft
Total 34 sq ft