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Fibreglass Fixing Tape
Fibreglass fixing tape is a high-temperature consumable that holds a heating cable at even spacing and stops it moving on the surface it is laid on.
Indicative price · from
€5 / $10
Indicative ex-works İstanbul price, excluding VAT, freight and duties. Converted from the TRY list price at the rate shown; confirmed on the quotation.
rate as of: 2026-09-15
Overview
Fibreglass fixing tape is a high-temperature consumable that holds a heating cable at even spacing and stops it moving on the surface it is laid on. The tape is stuck to the surface and the cable is passed through the openings in the tape, which grip it; the spacing of the run stays intact until the screed is poured. It is used to fix cable under screed in floor heating, and to pipe and tank surfaces in industrial applications. It is sold in 50 metre rolls; the price shown above is for one roll and excludes VAT.
Fibreglass fixing tape is a woven glass fibre strip with an adhesive face and open mesh. The openings are there for the cable to pass through: you seat the cable in an opening and the tape locks it at that point. Because the material is glass fibre it does not burn, does not rust and does not rot when buried in screed; the technical detail can be found in the Wikipedia article on glass fibre.
At a glance
Cable spacing stays intactNothing shifts while the screed is poured, so no hot and cold strips form in the floor.
No drilling into the floorIt is fixed by adhesion; you do not have to screw into the insulation board.
Rated to 300 °CHigh-temperature fibreglass; also used in pipe and tank heating.
50 metre rollCE-certified manufacture, 2-year warranty. Support Monday–Saturday 09:00–17:00.
Technical specifications
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Product type | Heating cable fixing tape |
| Material | High-temperature fibreglassglass fibre; does not rust or rot |
| Temperature rating | Up to 300 °C |
| Roll length | 50 metres |
| Unit of sale | Rollthe list price is for one roll and excludes VAT |
| Construction | Flexible, with an adhesive facethe cable is passed through the openings |
| Cutting | To length with scissors |
| Tape per square metre | 2,00 mat 50 cm strip spacing; one roll covers roughly 25 m² |
| Applications | Floor heating under screed, pipe and tank heating, process heating, snow and ice meltingindoor and outdoor |
| Conformity | CE-certified manufacture |
| Warranty | 2-year manufacturer warranty |
| Stock code | 8683498832289 |
Selection guide
Fibreglass tape or metal fixing strip?
| Aspect | Fibreglass fixing tape | Metal fixing strip |
|---|---|---|
| Method of attachment | Adhesive | Mechanically fixed to the floor |
| Drilling the floor | Not required | Usually required |
| Over insulation board or underlay | Suitablethe layer is not pierced | Depends on the substrate |
| Thin screed, low floor build-up | Suitableadds no height | Depends on the substrate |
| Setting the cable spacing | Determined by the opening the cable passes through | Determined by the lug spacing |
| Cutting | With scissors, no tools needed | A cutting tool is required |
| Material behaviour | Fibreglass — does not rust, rated to 300 °Cstays buried in the screed | Metal — risk of corrosion in damp environments |
Is this the right product?
A good fit when
- You are laying loose-laid floor heating cable from a roll under screed.
- You are laying onto insulation board or underlay and do not want to drill into it.
- You are applying a thin screed and do not want to raise the floor level.
- You are working in a narrow, curved or irregularly shaped area.
- You need to fix cable to a pipe, tank or outdoor surface.
Not the right choice when
- If you are using floor heating matting, no tape is needed. On matting the cable is factory-stitched to the mesh at fixed spacing, so the spacing is already locked; you simply unroll it and lay it. Do not add tape to your basket — it would be money wasted.
- You want to grip the cable mechanically and drilling the floor is not a problem — on a wide, flat area a metal fixing strip is quicker.
- The surface is dusty, oily or damp — it will not stick.
- What you are looking for is under-floor insulation — tape does not reduce heat loss; the technical thermal and acoustic underlay for use beneath screed exists for that.
Installation
Yes — no tradesman is needed to fit fibreglass fixing tape, and no electrical knowledge either; it is done by hand with a pair of scissors. Only the electrical connection of the cable must be made by a qualified technician.
Warning: Testing before screeding is the only practical way to find the cause if something goes wrong — do not skip it. Cable that crosses over itself will overheat at that point.
Ordering and delivery
- same dayYou decide the number of rolls and place the order
- 1 working dayStock check and packing
- 1 working dayHandover to the carrier and tracking number
- 1–3 working daysDelivery throughout Türkiye
Frequently asked questions
How many metres are in a roll, and what unit is the price based on?
A roll is 50 metres and the listed price is for one roll — it is not sold by the metre. Work out the number of rolls by dividing the total length of your strips by 50 and rounding up: a calculation giving 80 metres needs 2 rolls.
How many square metres does one roll cover?
Laying the strips at 50 cm spacing uses 2 metres of tape per square metre, so one roll covers roughly 25 m². At 60 cm spacing it is 1.67 metres per square metre and one roll covers about 30 m². The wider apart the strips, the less the cable is gripped.
Do the prices include VAT?
No, the price on this page excludes VAT and is for one roll. For project quantities, write to us on WhatsApp or at info@isitmax.com.
Is tape needed with floor heating matting as well?
No, it is not needed. On matting the cable comes factory-stitched to the mesh at fixed spacing; you simply unroll it and lay it. Fibreglass fixing tape is only for installations where cable is unwound from a roll and loose-laid.
Can I stick it onto insulation board or underlay?
Yes, that is its most common use. Because it works by adhesion you can work without piercing the insulation layer; no screws or plugs are needed. The surface must be dry and free of dust.
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