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

Radiant tubing installed on top of an existing floor is called a "suspended slab". Especially with new construction, this method can make a lot of sense because the thermal performance of the finished floor rivals a "slab on grade" installation…..and it doesn't get any better than that. Unlike the staple-up within the floor joist method,

Underfloor heating, also known as radiant heating, is a prestigious home addition and an upcoming trend when building new houses or renovating. This feature focuses on comfortable, clean and design-led living. Despite underfloor heating being a cozy way to warm your feet, questions still arise about its worth considering the installation and extra cost. Is […]

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From costs to compatible flooring types

Our hydronic radiant floor heating system and panels offers many benefits for homeowners, designers, builders and installers. The best radiant heat panels on the market.

You'll spend roughly $1,700-$6,000 to run a radiant heating systems annually. A hydronic heated floor costs between $15,000 and $48,000 for a 2,400-square-foot home, while an electric system costs $18,000-$36,000. These figures include installation, labor, and material costs.

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