Cormar Kingston Elite (1.2 TOG) with Duralay Durafit 500 (0.83 TOG) gives a combined 1.03 in-situ TOG. Whether that passes the 2.5 TOG underfloor heating limit and what to do.
Updated 05 September 2026.
Cormar Kingston Elite and Duralay Durafit 500: combined TOG for underfloor heating
The combined TOG for Cormar Kingston Elite over Duralay Durafit 500, worked against the UHMA underfloor heating rule.
Combined against the UHMA 2.5 TOG underfloor-heating limit. Under 1.5 also suits a low-temperature heat pump.
| Carpet | Cormar Kingston Elite (1.2 TOG) |
|---|---|
| Underlay | Duralay Durafit 500 (0.83 TOG) |
| Published sum | 2.03 TOG |
| UHMA in-situ correction | minus 1 TOG |
| Combined in-situ TOG | 1.03 TOG |
| Standard UFH limit | 2.5 TOG |
| Heat pump target | under 1.5 TOG |
Cormar Kingston Elite is rated 1.2 TOG and Duralay Durafit 500 is rated 0.83 TOG. Laid together the combination is what the underfloor heating has to warm through.
The published TOG figures add to 2.03. The UHMA rule subtracts 1 TOG because tests showed real in-situ resistance runs about a TOG below the paper sum, giving 1.03 TOG. That clears both the standard limit and the tighter heat-pump target.
Questions and answers
Cormar Kingston Elite and Duralay Durafit 500: combined TOG for underfloor heating?
Combined in-situ TOG is 1.03, under the 2.5 TOG limit, so Cormar Kingston Elite with Duralay Durafit 500 is suitable for a standard underfloor heating system. It is also under 1.5 TOG, so it suits a low-temperature heat pump run.