Floor Heating
Tile, stone, wood, and laminate flooring looks beautiful, but it can be quite chilly to walk on during the colder months of the year. Radiant floor heating options add a level of comfort to your room that matches the eloquence of its design.
Infoor heating compliments existing forced air heating systems to balance the warmth of the room, or they can be used as the sole source of heat. They can be incorporated into a variety of environments that include:
N-Mat
We incorporate DuPont electrical resistance heating cables into a flexbile, easy to install mat that can be trimmed to work around corners and permamnent fixtures. The N-Mat option also includes self-adhering strips to hold the mat in place simply by removing the protective backing.
Q-Mat
Q-Mat simplifies installations when laying heated flooring mats beneath tile or stone surfaces. By using less materials to hold the heating cables in place, more of the subflooring is exposed. This usually eliminates the need for multiple layers of mortar.
E-Mat
Any electrical device gives off a small amount of electromagnetic interference. In the majority of instances, this isn't a problem, but in rooms where large amounts of sensitive electronics reside, such as a computer room, this can become a factor. That's why Easy Warm Floor created the EMF-free EMat solution.
A-Mat
Depending on the amount of rooms that you are installing floor heating in, a water-based solution may be more efficient than one that works off of electricity. These systems use tubes with heated water flowing through them rather than wire and electrical currents.
- Living Room
- Bedroom
- Kitchen
- Bathroom
- Sunroom
- Attic
- Foyer
- Basement
- Dining Room
- Solarium
- Laundry Room
- Work Shop