Kitchen with a Heated Floor.
As the cooler fall and winter seasons approach, our kitchen and bathroom floors sudde nly turn uncomfortably cold. Homeowners have to think about putting socks or slippers on before stepping into the kitchen for breakfast. Kids can't play or walk on the floor in the dining area any longer because the tile or wood floor feels too cold. Now, there is an easy way to heat up those cold tile, stone, or wood surfaces by installing a Radiant Electric Floor Heating system. You won't believe how good it feels.
Spa-Comfort for Warm Feet... Every Morning!
Mark Grabowski in Wisconsin recently installed a WarmlyYours system in his kitchen. “I installed the WarmlyYours system under a marble floor. I did it myself and found it relatively simple to do. The floor is so nice and warm that I’ve used it to convince my wife that we should do marble in two more bathrooms. I find myself walking into the room to warm my feet on a cold morning. It’s great!”.
Ada Cryer from Delta-Therm adds that "radiant heating systems are installed under tile or marble, but also under carpet or wood". It may also be comforting to know that electric systems are highly-energy efficient. According to Nicolas Mottet at WarmlyYours, “Operating a heated floor in a medium-sized kitchen will cost on average 15 -40 cents a day”.
Installation can be performed by a standard floor covering contractor, requiring only an electrician for final thermostat hookup . The thermostat provides complete control over your personal comfort, warming floors on command before you enter the room, and turning the system off when it is no longer needed. |
