All radiant in-floor heating -- whether it's electric or hydronic -- can be zoned. You can have different thermostats for separate areas in your house, and have the system deliver heat where it's ...

Q What’s the best way to deliver heated water to a small, infloor hot water heating system? I have all the piping in place, but haven’t decided on a heat source. A While you could go with a ...

Once the in-floor heating system is installed, it’s nearly impossible to damage. The GFCI-protected thermostat instantly cuts power in the event of a short or other problem. It’s inexpensive.

These custom mechanical boards are designed for hydronic radiant heating systems. Each board comes pre-piped and pre-wired with a custom drawing for fast and easy installation. Just mount it to the ...

Another option is a radiant heat system, which uses electricity. These are easier to install than water systems and less expensive, costing about $70 for a 3 ft. x 20 ft. section, without the ...

The systems typically consist of thin heating cables integrated into a plastic mat, which is installed between the subfloor and the floor covering. When the cables are turned on, they work like an ...

The infloor heating system manufacturer can do calculations to determine how much cable you will need for your climate and size room. Many of the radiant floor heating systems are designed for do ...

In-floor heating companies have coil-infused pre-constructed mats that go under flooring. The mats are designed to heat a certain square footage, such as a 4-foot-by-30-inch space..

With origins dating back to ancient Rome, in-floor heating isn’t anything new, but it’s come a tremendously long way from its distant roots. The technology has gone through plenty of ...