Environ II™ Electric Floor Heating - Carpet and Laminate Heated Floors

Specifications

Voltage 120v, 240v

Watts 12 watts per sq ft.

Approvals UL and cUL

Floor Types Commonly installed beneath carpet & laminate

Coverage Multiple size available, rolls or matts of the same voltage can be combined to cover any area, see our full parts list

Customer Reviews

(14 Customer Reviews)

4 Environ II™ Floor Heating "I recommended it to my brother" "I installed WarmlyYours in my basement home theatre area and office area on a concrete slab and under laminate flooring. The system was easy to install and works so well I recommended it to my brother. The only issue is that the electrical supply cords to the mats were thicker than the laminate underlayment so it required renting an electric jack hammer and creating trenches wherever the supply cords ran so that the laminate floor would lay flat. I was expecting a ribbon type of supply cord which would match the thickness of the Environ II." Submitted On: 06/16/2011 by Ron Price
Langley, BC

5 Environ II™ Floor Heating "The system is very warm. I find myself sitting down on the ca" "The system is very warm. I find myself sitting down on the carpet more often. I am saving on my heating bill by not heating the whole house." Submitted On: 04/15/2011 by Jeff Wong
Mill Valley, CA

5 Environ II™ Floor Heating "Installed on a concrete floored area previously an outside po" "Installed on a concrete floored area previously an outside porch, now enclosed with walls and windows to become inside space. No heat source and one non-insulated stone wall, very chilly on cold days. Installed between carpet pad and new carpet with wall thermostat. Works great, I set the thermostat at 70 and it holds the room temperature there." Submitted On: 01/21/2011 by William C Castle
Cincinnati, OH

5 Environ II™ Floor Heating "We now have a warm and comfortable basement" "This product (Environ II 120V 6ft x 10ft panel) was easy to install and now for the first time, since we built our home eight years ago, we have a warm and comfortable basement. Note: Make sure you have a thick carpet pad before attempting to install this product. The wires that power the heating pad a thick and if your pad is too thin you will feel the wires through the carpet." Submitted On: 04/29/2010 by Tom Wise
Birdsboro, PA