Heated flooring

Explore the pros and cons of heating floors to determine if underfloor heating is right for your home renovation.

Floor heating offers both benefits (comfort & efficiency) & some disadvantages (like floor replacement). If you're considering floor heating, what's most...

Although installing radiant floor heating is more expensive than traditional air vents, it's also 30% more energy-efficient (and can slash your heating bills by a third). The reason: Heat radiates up from the ground, where people are, instead of having to travel from ducts along the ceiling, losing warmth along the way. Here's what you need to know.

Warmzone is a trusted industry leader of radiant heated floor solutions, including a large selection of proven electric and hydronic radiant floor heating systems.

Achieve warm tile floors, with the additional functions required for a long-lasting floor installation: uncoupling, waterproofing, vapor management...

Learn how much it costs to install heated radiant flooring in a bathroom and use our price calculator to estimate the total cost to install.

Should you use thinset or self-leveling compound for your floor heating install? This informative post from WarmlyYours has the answer.

Combine the beauty and durability of tile with the comfort of an electric floor warming system to add luxury to any room of the home.

Considering underfloor heating but unsure about flooring options? We offer expert advice on choosing the ideal flooring to enhance your heating efficiency. Explore how ceramic tiles, engineered wood, and carpet work with underfloor heating. Achieve warm, stylish floors. Click to learn more and make an informed decision for your home.

Underfloor heating works by distributing heat beneath the finished floor. Heat is monitored and controlled by intelligent thermostats to maintain a consistent temperature throughout the home or individual zones. Underfloor heating is a great solution for areas such as the kitchen or bathroom that require a higher level of humidity.There are two types of underfloor heating systems: electric and hydronic floor heating. Each system has its own advantages and disadvantages.

What is underfloor heating? Why use underfloor heating and what are the different types of systems, build ups and when are they best suited for use.

Over the past few years, radiant floor heating has become a more popular option for home heating systems. This heating setup doesn't require any additional room, and it can be as effective and efficient as traditional heating systems. If you are a homeowner who is considering installing this type of system, you may wonder what […]

There’s nothing like the comfort of stepping onto a heated floor, especially during cold mornings and chilly nights. And yet, stepping onto a soft, cozy rug is a luxury, too. Is it possible to lay carpet on top of heated flooring? And more importantly, is it safe? The answer is yes, heated floors can go […]

I've been promising this post. And procrastinating, cuz it didn't sound fun. But here it finally is, sorry it's late! My bathtub turne...

Radiant floor heating systems are used to generate heat through hot water tubing or electric wires to the floors. The design simply depends on an individual's needs.

Radiant flooring can be an efficient and effective way to heat your home. It has actually been around for centuries, but technology has improved to the point where it has become a viable and popular heating option for homes in the United States. There are two basic types of radiant floor heating to consider: 1. Electric Radiant Heat (most popular): Individual wires or wire mesh are sandwiched between the finish layer and the substrate. 2. Hydronic Radiant Heat and Radiant Air Floors…

Today is the day that I'll be showing you how to install the WarmlyYours TempZone radiant floor heat mats. Installing this under tile in the mudroom has improved our comfort level in that previously cold room.

A great graphic summarizing the difference between electric and hydronic radiant heat . Both great options offered at Warmzone. #radiantheat #flooring #DIY

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