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Why Electric? There are a multitude of reasons why our business at WarmlyYours is based around our electric floor heating systems and many reasons more why electric floor heating may be the most beneficial choice for you. Electric floor heating systems, such as ours, generate an even heat throughout your room and home and will not disturb dust – reducing noise levels, dry air, and possible allergic reactions. The sheer ease of installation, along with the more attractive cost and non-existent maintenance fees make electric floor heating systems a natural choice over its water-based, or hydronic, counterparts in most cases.
The time it takes to heat the floor and room is also a reason why people may choose electric. Electric heating systems are placed above the sub-floor, just under the flooring material so that the heat can rise, usually within 30 to 60 minutes, this compares favorably to water-based alternatives which are often placed 1.5" or 2" into a cement slab and can take up to 7 hours to heat up when they are first turned ON. Because of this, many people simply leave their water-based systems ON for months at a time, which consumes energy over a far longer period. This coupled with the thermostats that allow you to preset ON-OFF cycles to provide heat only when and where you need it makes electric systems the more energy efficient.
Other reasons that you may prefer to go electric: Floor elevation - Thin electric systems will elevate the floor by only 1/8" compared to adding a couple of inches to your floor’s elevation when you add water-based systems. Cost - When dealing with remodeling jobs and smaller bathroom it’s most likely that installation costs, maintenance costs and operating costs will all be lower using and electric floor heating system than a water based one.
Radiant Heating Products TempZone™ Tile, Stone, & Hardwood Heating WarmlyYours electric-based systems are designed with the ultimate flexibility and customization in mind. TempZone™ floor heating systems are available in cut & turn rolls, mats, and custom fit options, providing a heating solution beneath tile, stone, and hardwood flooring surfaces. Available in 12-15 watts per square foot in 120V and 240V. Environ II™ Carpet, Laminate & Floating Wood Heating This wafer-thin foil mat, the first of its kind in North America, installs directly in between the pad and carpet or floating wood (laminate) flooring surface in order to heat the floor and provide even, room-filling warmth at 12 watts per square foot. Slab Heating Concrete Slab Slab Heating perfectly compliments polished, stamped, and stained concrete. With heated decorative concrete, you create a modern room that is available for use during all 4-seasons. Slab heating is available in mat and cable form for maximum installation flexibility. Snow Melting and Ice Shield Roof & Gutter Deicing No more driveways to shovel or plow, with our snow melting systems, your paving material will absorb heat from the heating element and will melt the ice and snow while you relax, warm and toasty indoors. For the ultimate outdoor protection, install Ice Shield roof & gutter deicing cable to avoid harmful ice damming and roof damage from the winter's harshest storms. LAVA® Radiant Panels Winner of 2011 KBIS ‘Best of Show’ Award, the infrared radiating heat is a healthy heat that is ideal for allergy sufferers, proven to reduce heating expenses by an average of 12 percent. The LAVA® Panels can be fixed to a wall, horizontally or vertically, and are available with exceptional finishes in glass, mirror, mirror with a light, and SWAROVSKI ELEMENTS crystal designs. Towel Warmers Easy-to-install, electric towel warmers that are made with superior hand-finished polished and brushed chrome and stainless steel, are available in five beautifully unique designs, Riviera, Sierra, Infinity, Barcelona, and Elements). Available in plug-in and hardwired options.
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