TempZone™ Floor Heating Cables
Maximum Flexibility for Custom Installations
TempZone™ floor heating cables offer the ultimate flexibility for custom installations—route them around any obstacle and adjust spacing for precise heat output. Ideal for irregular shapes and complex layouts under tile, stone, marble, or hardwood.
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Why Choose TempZone™ Floor Heating Cable?
Maximum Flexibility
Route cable around any obstacle—toilets, vanities, islands, columns. Perfect for irregular room shapes and complex layouts.
Adjustable Heat Output
Control heat intensity by adjusting cable spacing. Closer spacing = more heat per square foot for cold zones.
Any Room Shape
L-shaped rooms, curved walls, bay windows—cable adapts to layouts that mats simply can't cover efficiently.
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TempZone™ Cable vs Mat: Which Should You Choose?
Floor Heating Cables
Best for irregular rooms, custom layouts, or when you need maximum flexibility around obstacles.
- Maximum layout flexibility
- Works around any obstacle
- Adjustable heat output (via spacing)
- Preferred by professional installers
Heated Floor Mats
Best for rectangular rooms with minimal obstacles. Pre-spaced heating elements make installation faster and easier.
- Faster installation (roll out and embed)
- Ideal for DIY projects
- Consistent spacing guaranteed
- Perfect for bathrooms, hallways, bedrooms
TempZone™ Floor Heating Cables
Our professional-grade floor heating cables deliver 3.7 watts per linear foot, providing 9–15 watts per square foot depending on spacing. Twin-conductor design for easy single-point electrical connection. UL listed for wet locations including shower floors and benches. Backed by our 25-year No Nonsense™ Warranty.
Snap-In, Secure, and Heat
TempZone™ Cable is ultra-low EMF by design and is available in two voltage options and a range of lengths to meet the requirements of any installation.
Features
- Works under tile, stone, and luxury vinyl floors
- Provides radiant heat and crack isolation
- Flexible layouts for irregular or custom-shaped rooms
- 25 Year Warranty
- 9-15 Watts Per Sq. Ft
Pro‑exclusive: Measure, Lay, and Heat
TempZone™ Ruler Cable is ultra-low EMF by design and is available in two voltage options and a range of lengths to meet the requirements of any installation.
Features
- High-visibility ruler marks at every half-inch, inch and foot for cable layout.
- Available in 120V or 240V lengths; 3.7W per linear foot, or 9–15W per square foot depending on spacing.
- Install with fixing strips or an uncoupling membrane beneath suitable tile, stone, marble or luxury vinyl floors.
- Flexible, durable cable construction; cULus listed.
- Covered by the 25-year No Nonsense Warranty.
Two Ways to Install Floor Heating Cable
TempZone™ cables can be installed using two different methods, each with distinct advantages. Choose based on your subfloor condition, project timeline, and whether you need uncoupling protection.
Cable with GripStrips
The traditional installation method. Self-adhesive GripStrips attach to the subfloor, and the cable snaps into place at your desired spacing (3″, 4″, or 5″). Cost-effective and proven reliable for any room shape.
Best For:
- Stable, crack-free subfloors
- Budget-conscious projects
- Irregular room shapes
- Custom heat coverage
Key Details:
- Free GripStrips included
- Floor sensor included
- Requires thinset/SLC to cure before tiling
Cable with Prodeso Membrane
Premium installation using our Prodeso uncoupling membrane. Cable snaps into pre-formed channels at 3.75″ spacing. Tile can be installed directly over the membrane—no waiting for thinset to cure.
Best For:
- Crack-prone subfloors
- Tile and stone floors
- Faster project timelines
- Bathrooms & wet areas
Key Benefits:
- Uncoupling & crack isolation
- Waterproofing (with accessories)
- Direct tile installation
- Even load distribution
Still Deciding? Watch Both Methods Side-by-Side
Scott compares both pathways from an engineering perspective—what sits under the tile decides your heat-up time, your finished floor height, and whether the tile survives. Three things that catch installers out:
- Prodeso needs tile at least 2″ × 2″. Small mosaics and penny tiles flex into the hollows between the studs under point loads and shear the thinset bond. Choose fixing strips and SLU for those.
- Fixing strips and SLU build the lowest profile—about 3/8″ total—and handle tight, irregular layouts that a sheet membrane can't follow cleanly.
- Prodeso is not a thermal break. It has no R-value, so over concrete a ThermalSheet underlayment goes down first or heat-up times and running costs both suffer.
The trade-off in short: Prodeso finishes in a single day and adds crack isolation and waterproofing; SLU takes longer to cure but encases the cable and accepts any tile size.
Cable Installation Accessories
Enhance your cable installation with our underlayment and accessory solutions. Prodeso membrane provides uncoupling protection, ThermalSheet adds insulation over concrete, and GripStrips secure cables at consistent spacing.
53.87 sq. ft. roll of the Prodeso uncoupling membrane for speedy installation of the TempZone floor heating cable.
Features
- Complete installations in a day
- Holds TempZone Cable securely
- Prevents cracks and extends floor life
- Waterproof with ProBand accessories
- Low profile for minimal height increase
C$269
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A 2′ x 3′ sheet of synthetic cork underlayment that functions as a thermal break. Minimum order of 20 sheets.
Features
- Single 2′ x 3′ sheet of synthetic cork insulating underlayment that functions as a thermal break
- Heat and cold resistant, and will not rot, support mold and mildew, or absorb moisture
- ThermalSheet has a 1.5 R-value, and it offers crack isolation of up to 1/4″
- This lightweight insulating underlayment will increase the energy efficiency of your floor heating system
- Can be used under a wide range of floor coverings like tile, stone, LVT, and laminate and can be used over any acceptable subfloor
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A cost-effective alternative to using the Prodeso Cable Installation Membrane, GripStrips Floor Heating Cable Fixing Strips are used for securing TempZone™ floor heating cables in place on floors at predetermined spacing to ensure even heating. These plastic strips enable you to keep the heating cable secured in... (TC-GRIPSTRIP)
Features
- For use with TempZone™ floor heating cables
- Unique design will hold the cable securely during installation
- Comes with three holes per piece so it can be screwed to the subfloor
- More durable than many comparable cable strips on the market
- Dimensions: 1 3/8″ x 12 3/4″ x 1/4″
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How Much Does It Cost to Run Floor Heating Cable?
Floor heating cables are highly efficient and cost just pennies per hour to operate. Use the calculator below to estimate costs for your specific room size, flooring type, and local electricity rates.
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Adjusting Heat Output with Cable Spacing
Unlike mats with fixed spacing, cables let you control heat intensity by adjusting the spacing between runs:
3″ spacing
15W/sq ft — maximum heat for cold rooms
3.5″ spacing
12W/sq ft — ideal for most bathrooms
4″ spacing
10W/sq ft — supplemental heat
5″ spacing
9W/sq ft — gentle warmth
Other Floor Heating Systems
TempZone™ cables are built for tile, stone, and hardwood installations where custom layout matters. For other flooring types or applications, we offer dedicated systems:
Pre-Configured Floor Heating Cable Kits
Save time and money with our pre-configured floor heating cable kits. Each kit includes everything you need—cable, thermostat, floor sensor, and installation accessories—all matched for compatibility and sized for your project. Perfect for DIYers who want the confidence of a complete solution, or professionals who appreciate the convenience of pre-packaged materials.
Premium cable kit with Prodeso membrane for fast, protected installation
Complete kit with TempZone cable, Prodeso uncoupling membrane for crack isolation and faster installation, plus nTrust 2.0 thermostat. Ideal for tile and stone floors. Includes 25-year warranty.
Features
- Loose TempZone heating cable supports custom layouts beneath tile or stone.
- Includes Prodeso uncoupling membrane for heating-cable installation.
- Includes an nTrust 2.0 nonprogrammable thermostat with LED display and touch controls.
- Includes a Circuit Check monitor and two floor sensors.
- 25-year warranty on the TempZone heating element.
WiFi-enabled cable kit with Prodeso membrane protection
Premium kit featuring TempZone cable with Prodeso membrane for uncoupling and crack isolation, paired with nJoy WiFi thermostat for smart home integration. Includes Circuit Check and 25-year warranty.
Features
- Loose TempZone heating cable supports custom layouts beneath tile or stone.
- Includes Prodeso uncoupling membrane for heating-cable installation.
- Includes an nJoy WiFi LED touch programmable thermostat.
- Includes a Circuit Check monitor and two floor sensors.
- 25-year warranty on the TempZone heating element.
Effortless warmth, precision installation, and reliable control
The WarmlyYours TempZone™ Floor Heating Kit delivers customizable radiant warmth with ultra-low EMF heating cable, secure GripStrips installation, and easy control via the nTrust 2.0 thermostat. Includes Circuit Check for safety and a 25-year warranty for
Features
- Customizable Comfort: Loose cable installation adapts to any room shape
- Easy & Secure Installation: GripStrips provide a durable and reliable cable-securing method
- Simple, Intuitive Control: nTrust 2.0 thermostat ensures effortless temperature regulation
- Safety & Reliability: Built-in GFCI protection and Circuit Check for troubleshooting
- Long-Term Peace of Mind: Backed by a 25-year warranty on the heating cable and a 3-year warranty on the thermostat
Complete cable kit with WiFi control and flexible installation
Everything you need for radiant floor heating: TempZone cable, GripStrips for secure installation, and the nJoy WiFi thermostat for smartphone control. Includes Circuit Check and 25-year warranty.
Features
- Loose TempZone heating cable supports custom layouts beneath tile or stone.
- Includes cable fixing strips for securing the heating cable.
- Includes an nJoy WiFi LED touch programmable thermostat.
- Includes a Circuit Check monitor and two floor sensors.
- 25-year warranty on the TempZone heating element.
We've Got Your Back: A Backup Floor Sensor
Every complete WarmlyYours floor heating system—TempZone™, Environ™, or Slab Heat—ships with two floor sensors: one with the heating mat or cable and one with the thermostat. Install the backup right beside the primary sensor and run both leads to the thermostat box, but connect only the primary; the backup stays disconnected until it is needed.
The floor sensor lives under your tile, wood, carpet, or concrete, where it tells the thermostat how warm the floor really is. If that sensor is ever nicked during installation or fails years down the road, replacing it would normally mean tearing up the finished floor.
With the backup already embedded in the floor, the fix takes minutes: turn off power at the breaker, disconnect the original sensor at the thermostat, connect the backup, and your heat is back on. No torn-up floor, no new flooring, no second installation. Follow your thermostat's instructions, or have a qualified electrician make the swap.
Installer tip: Install both sensors side by side, centered between the heating wires, and test each one for 8–15 kΩ before covering the floor. For Slab Heat, place the sensors in capped 3/4″ rigid metal conduit between cable runs, clear of the heating cable, as the Slab Heat installation manual describes.
Floor Type Compatibility
Floor heating cables are compatible with a variety of flooring types. Choose the right system based on your floor covering.
| Floor Type | Installation |
TempZone™ Cable with Grip Strips |
TempZone™ Cable + Prodeso Membrane |
Slab Heat Cable 15-20W/sq ft |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tile, Marble, Stone | Thinset | *1 | ||
| Hardwood | Nailed | *2 | *1 | |
| Glued | *2 | *1 | ||
| Engineered Wood | Nailed | *2 | *1 | |
| Glued | *2 | *1 | ||
| Floating | *4 | *2 | *1 | |
| Bamboo | Nailed | *2 | *1 | |
| Glued | *2 | *1 | ||
| Floating | *4 | *2 | *1 | |
| Laminate | Floating | *4 | *2 | *1 |
| Nailed | *2 | *1 | ||
| LVT / Vinyl | Glued | *2 | *1 | |
| Floating | *4 | *2 | *1 | |
| Carpet | Stretch-In | |||
| Glued | ||||
| Cork | Floating | *4 | *2 | *1 |
| Concrete Slab | In-slab |
*1 Slab Heat systems are embedded in the concrete slab; any finished flooring can be installed over the cured slab.
*2 Prodeso membrane is designed for tile/stone with thinset. Wood/vinyl/carpet floors use Grip Strips instead.
*3 Floating floors and stretch-in carpet require Environ™ mats, or use Slab Heat Cable for in-slab heating.
*4 Floating floor can be installed over an embedded TempZone system in 3/8–½" self-leveling cement (SLC), fully cured.
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Featured Thermostats for Floor Heating Cable
Every floor heating cable needs a compatible thermostat. Our most popular options combine easy
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Features
- LED display and capacitive touch controls for straightforward temperature adjustment.
- Nonprogrammable operation: set the desired temperature without creating a schedule.
- Compatible with 120V and 240V electric floor heating systems and hardwired infrared panels.
- cULus listed with built-in GFCI protection.
- Includes a 10k ohm floor sensor; backed by a 3-year limited warranty.
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Features
- Control and monitor electric floor heating or hardwired infrared panels remotely; works with Hey Google and Amazon Alexa.
- WiFi enables remote troubleshooting and software updates, with TLS 1.3 support.
- Program up to 10 schedules and vacation overrides; the Install Wizard guides setup.
- Minimalist display, built-in GFCI and child-lock function; cULus listed.
- Includes a 10k ohm floor sensor; limited 3-year warranty and lifetime 24/7 technical support.
C$339
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Features
- Program up to 6 temperature events per day; the Install Wizard guides setup.
- 3.5-inch full-color touchscreen with an energy log and child-lock function.
- Includes a 10k ohm floor sensor for floor-temperature control.
- Dual voltage (120V/240V), built-in self-testing GFCI and cULus listing.
- Controls electric floor heating or hardwired infrared panels; limited 3-year warranty and lifetime technical support.
C$349
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Explore TempZone™ Cables by Room
TempZone™ cable works in any room shape under tile, stone, or hardwood. Explore room-specific guidance, costs, and project examples:
Find Floor Plans by Room
Select a room type to browse floor plans with instant quotes, operating costs, and installation plans for layouts similar to yours.
Bathroom
Ideal for tile installations and quick warm-up—our most popular room.
Shower
Warm shower floors and benches for spa-like comfort.
Kitchen
Great under tile or LVP—keep high‑traffic areas comfortably warm.
Living Room
Even heat across large spaces without noisy vents or dust.
Bedroom
Cozy mornings and night-time comfort under carpet, LVP, or wood.
Sunroom
Fight cold slab floors and extend shoulder seasons with gentle radiant heat.
Basement
Warm concrete slabs from the ground up for lasting comfort.
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TempZone™ Floor Heating Cable FAQs
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Yes. Unlike the heating cable for electric floor heating, the cold lead wires can be trimmed.
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Yes. While there are some floor heating systems that can be installed beneath floor joists, most electric radiant floor heating systems will need to be installed beneath the floor itself. This is why the best time to install electric floor heating is during a remodel or as a part of a new construction, when a floor is being installed anyways.
If you’re interested in alternative radiant heating methods, check out our Infrared Heating Panels, which are wall-mounted and use infrared technology to provide supplemental heating.
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Supplemental heat can be addressed by changing the spacing on cable installs. Floor location in the house is very important when considering adding supplemental heating to a floor. For example: If heating a second story floor, over a heated space, cable at 4" spacing can be used. The same type of heating over an unheated space would probably be done with TempZone Flex Rolls or TempZone Cable at 3" spacing. All heating is considered supplemental unless a heat loss calculation is done.
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Electric floor heating works by having an electric heating cable installed underneath the flooring (embedded or floating, depending on the system and floor type), which is then wired to a special thermostat (either one specifically designed for electric radiant floor heating, like a WarmlyYours’ nSpiration Series control, or a third-party thermostat). When turned on, the heating cable emits heat upward through the flooring which is then radiated throughout the room, heating all solid surfaces.
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Yes. The WarmlyYours TempZone™ floor heating system has withstood rigorous safety testing by the Underwriter's Laboratory and has received UL listing for the U.S. as well cUL certification for Canada. WarmlyYours offers thermostats that carry the CSA Mark and the UL listing, which certifies that the product has been tested under extreme conditions and meets applicable standards for safety and/or performance in the U.S. and Canada. All WarmlyYours thermostats contain a Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI) which provides fail-safe protection against an electrical shock.
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No. Never cut the heating cable. The floor heating cable is designed with a very specific resistance in order to consistently maintain heating at the chosen wattage per square foot. Trimming the heating cable would lower the resistance of the cable causing the system to overheat. Adding heating cable to the system would raise the resistance and the system would not heat properly.
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TempZone™ is an electric floor heating system that operates like an electric blanket for your floors. TempZone™ is covered in thin-set or Self-Leveling Underlayment, and is installed over the top of your subfloor and beneath your flooring. The system provides a warm, even temperature across your floor, generating floor-to-ceiling radiant warmth to transform these naturally cold surfaces into warm floors. Ideal for kitchens, bathrooms or any room in your home where you would enjoy radiant warmth and comfort, the TempZone™ floor heating system is easy to install, operate and maintain.
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No. You cannot cut or shorten the factory heating cable, and you cannot splice two mats together. The cable is manufactured to a fixed resistance, so trimming it changes the electrical load and voids the warranty. Measure your heatable area first and order the correct length for the space.
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Never cut, shorten or splice the heating cable itself; cutting it damages the system. Only the non-heating cold lead can be shortened, as your product’s manual allows. Order the size your SmartPlan™ specifies, because unused cable can’t be cut off.
Some mats let you cut the mesh, never the cable, to turn or reposition them: TempZone™ and Environ™ Flex Rolls and Slab Heat mats. TempZone™ Easy Mats and Custom Mats are made to size and must not be shortened or cut. TempZone™ Cable has no mesh: lay all of it at the spacing on your SmartPlan™.
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Many homeowners successfully install electric floor heating as a DIY project, especially with a detailed SmartPlan™. However, the level of professional help needed depends on your skills and project scope:
DIY-Friendly Aspects:
- Layout and installation of heating mats or cables following your SmartPlan™
- Securing cables to subfloor using installation strips or adhesive
- Testing resistance with a multimeter (we provide testing logs)
- Tile or flooring installation if you're experienced with that trade
You'll Need a Licensed Electrician For:
- Thermostat wiring and connection to your electrical panel
- GFCI protection installation (required by code)
- Dedicated circuit installation if needed
- Code compliance and final inspection
Consider Professional Installation For:
- Large or complex room layouts
- Multiple rooms or whole-home installations
- Time-sensitive projects
- Commercial applications
Your SmartPlan™ includes detailed installation instructions that make the mechanical installation straightforward. Our 24/7 tech support is available to answer questions during your project, whether you're DIY or working with a contractor.
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As you install, compare the footage markings printed on the heating cable to the reference footages on your custom SmartPlan™. If they match at each reference point, you’re on track. If the cable reading is higher, too much cable was used in the previous section; if it’s lower, you used less cable than designed.
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TempZone™ Flex Rolls, Easy Mats and Shower Mats deliver 15 watts per square foot, and Custom Mats 12 to 15. TempZone™ Cable and Ruler Cable deliver 3.7 watts per linear foot, so their output depends on spacing: about 15 watts per square foot at 3 inches, 11 at 4 and 9 at 5. See TempZone Cable spacing and attachment.
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Operating cost depends on your local electricity rate, the size of the heated area, and how long the system runs. A 120-watt-per-square-meter (about 11 watts per sq. ft.) system heating a 100 sq. ft. room draws roughly 1,100 watts — about C$0.16/hr per hour, or C$1.30/day for a typical 8-hour day at the current national average electricity rate. Because floor heating is usually zoned and thermostat-controlled, real-world costs are typically lower than these maximums.
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Both TempZone Floor Heating Mats and Cables deliver excellent results—the choice depends on your project size, layout, experience level, and climate needs.TempZone Floor Heating Mats are pre-spaced at a fixed 3" spacing (15 watts/sq.ft.) and come in standard sizes (6–210 sq.ft.). They're ideal for:
- DIY homeowners and first-time PRO installers
- Straightforward rectangular rooms
- Faster installation (no spacing calculations)
- Smaller to medium projects
- Consistent heat output across all climates
TempZone Floor Heating Cable offers complete flexibility and is preferred by experienced installers:
- Adjustable spacing based on local climate conditions — you control the watt density
- Colder climates (like New York): 3" spacing (15 watts/sq.ft.) for maximum heat output
- Standard climates: 4" spacing (11 watts/sq.ft.) — our default recommendation
- Warmer climates (like California): 5" spacing (9 watts/sq.ft.) for efficient, moderate heating
- Works in any room shape or size
- Ideal for complex layouts, odd-shaped rooms, or climate-optimized designs
The bottom line: Choose mats for simplicity, DIY projects, and standard applications. Choose cable for customization, climate optimization, complex layouts, and experienced installers. Both systems are compatible with thinset and self-leveling compound, backed by our industry-leading warranties, and supported by 24/7 expert guidance.
Pro Tip: Combining Both Systems
Many projects use a combination of both—mats for large open areas and cables for detailed work around fixtures and in tight spaces. Your free SmartPlan™ will recommend the best approach based on your room layout.
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Loose TempZone Cable gives you the most coverage in a kitchen because you can steer it around islands, cabinets and appliances — up to 100% of open floor. TempZone Flex Rolls embed the cable in mesh, so they roll out much faster and deliver 15 watts per square foot, but coverage in a cut-up kitchen is slightly lower. Compare both in the Instant Quote tool.
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For nailed bamboo floors, TempZone™ Floor Heating Cable embedded in thinset or self-leveling cement is the recommended option. The cable is installed between the subfloor and the bamboo, providing reliable heating with custom spacing options. Always follow both the cable installation instructions and your bamboo manufacturer's guidelines for nailed installations.
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Pricing for TempZone Cable heating product typically starts at $6 per sq. ft. ($7 CAD) when installed with Fixing Strips and $9 per sq. ft. ($11 CAD) when installed with our Prodeso Cable Installation Membrane.
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In TempZone™ Flex Rolls, Easy Mats and Shower Mats, the heating cable is fixed 3 inches apart. Custom Mats follow each design. TempZone™ Cable and Ruler Cable are spaced as you install them: 3, 4 or 5 inches on GripStrips™, or set by the membrane, and never closer than 3 inches. See TempZone Cable spacing and attachment.
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Both systems provide comfortable radiant heat, but they're designed for different installation scenarios:
Floor Heating Mats (TempZone™)
- Pre-spaced heating cables attached to a mesh backing for consistent coverage
- Faster installation – Simply roll out, secure, and cover with thin-set
- Best for: Standard rectangular rooms like bathrooms, kitchens, and laundry rooms
- Fixed sizes available in common dimensions, or custom-cut to your exact measurements
- Higher wattage options for tile and stone (15 W/sq ft standard)
Floor Heating Cables (TempZone™ or Environ™)
- Flexible loose cables that you space according to your SmartPlan™
- Custom coverage for any room shape or size
- Best for: Irregular layouts, curved walls, rooms with many obstacles, or areas requiring varied spacing
- More labor-intensive but provides complete design flexibility
- Lower wattage options available for vinyl and laminate (Environ™ at 10 W/sq ft)
Which Should You Choose?
Your SmartPlan™ will recommend the best option based on:
- Room shape and layout complexity
- Flooring type and heating requirements
- Installation timeline and budget
- DIY vs. professional installation
Many projects use a combination of both—mats for large open areas and cables for detailed work around fixtures and in tight spaces.
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