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TempZone™ mats are the fastest, easiest way to add radiant warmth under tile, stone, marble, and luxury vinyl tile. Pre-spaced heating elements eliminate guesswork—installation is straightforward for DIYers and pros alike—starting at just $5 per square foot.
Fast InstallationPre-spaced heating elements mean no measuring cable spacing. Roll out the mat, embed in thinset, and tile over—it's that simple.
Perfect for Square RoomsMats work best in rectangular spaces like bathrooms, hallways, and bedrooms. For irregular layouts, consider our heating cables.
Even Heat DistributionFactory-spaced heating elements deliver consistent warmth across the entire floor—no hot spots or cold zones.
Affordable ComfortStarting at $5/sq ft, heated floor mats are one of the most cost-effective ways to add radiant heat to your home.
Low Operating CostRun your heated floor mat for just $0.07–$0.36 per hour. A typical bathroom costs $17–$29/month to heat.
Safe & CertifiedAll our heated floor mats are UL/cUL listed and designed for safe operation under tile, stone, vinyl, and other flooring types.
Tile, Stone, Marble & LVTTempZone mats embed directly in thinset for permanent installation under tile, stone, marble, and luxury vinyl tile.
30+ Year LifespanQuality construction means your heated floor mat will provide reliable warmth for decades when properly installed.
Customer Reviews
We take pride in providing both exceptional service and great products.
But don't just take our word for it, check out what some of our customers have had to say.
“From our founder
I picked the name ‘WarmlyYours’ because I really felt that it embodied how we wanted to treat our customers and how we wanted them to see us – as a partner.
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This is the second time we’ve purchased WarmlyYours system for a bathroom reno.
As with our first experience, the service was outstanding and the product is performing beautifully.
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I installed a WarmlyYours floor during a bathroom remodel.
It has absolutely ruined every other floor in my house. As soon as I step out of the comfort of my WarmlyYours heated floor in my bathroom, I am left with cold feet and overwhelming sense that I need to get heated floors for every square inch of my house.
It is beyond me how I have gone so long without a heated floor.
In all seriousness, this was a great product with even better support. The ordering process was simple and I really appreciated having a custom plan for my project.
Looking forward to buying again and warming up the rest of my floors.
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Worked with Justin throughout the process and things went very well.
Even though there were a few mistakes on my part we were able to work through them. Be sure your layout you provide is accurate!!
Submitted a diagram of my new bathroom layout and received the plan for how to layout the mats.
After paying, received the kit and instructions. Pretty much follow the instructions.
If you are a DIY person with a bit of electric know-how, this is fairly easy.
Things to look out for - be sure to use the squawker when laying the mat to assure you don't break it.
Have a decent glue gun to hold down any wires when you have to work around something. You can also use the gun to stick the mat better to the floor.
An open wall makes the wiring go a lot easier. Otherwise, you need to be proficient in snaking a wire through a wall.
The only hiccup was the electric box provided. The thermostat does not fit easily; an extremely tight fit to the point that without a lot of force, I couldn't get it to fit before even trying to install it. Right out of the box, things did not fit easily. There are better and larger plastic boxes you can get at Home Depot or Lowes. It needs to be LONG not wide. My suggestion to WarmlyYours is provide a bigger box or give an option to exclude the package sold without the electric box pieces.
All in all - worth the price and the effort.
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Excellent experience.
The sales and technical support was excellent and both took care of every question I had. The only negative I had was on the circuit check device. One of the terminals on the circuit check was bad. A screw on the factory side of the terminal strip was cross threaded and the factory wire was making intermittent contact which gave false alarms. Once I found it, a simple jumper fixed it.
One technical comment. When you do a cut and flip per the instructions, the runs match nicely but so do the heater end loops. They align loop to loop between the passes. This however, is contrary to the instructions noting the heater end loops should be offset between passes. Had take some of the heater wire off the mesh to get the space needed for the end loops to be offset.
Again, not a big deal but the instructions could be clearer.
Overall very pleased, and strongly recommended WarmlyYours to a friend and will use again if I do the other bathroom floor.
Thanks for the help.
Jim
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I am a tile installer in the Milwaukee, Wisconsin area and this product is amazing!
I have installed several other in-floor heat systems and this is by far the easiest to work with and install. WarmlyYours is the only company that I have found actually gives a floor plan with a diagram showing how to lay out the heat system. Other electric systems simply give you a cord that is a set length and covers an approximate square footage. You as the installer have to install the wire fastening system to the floor yourself, and then guess at how far to space the wire; thus producing a lot of frustration and wasted time at the end when the heat wire needs to be removed and re-installed to make the length work out properly. I can set a 9'x6' area with WarmlyYours in approximately 2 hours. This includes pouring self-leveling mortar over the system. With other systems I can spend almost double that just setting the wire in place. There is no other in-floor heat system that I would rather use! WarmlyYours is hands down the best!
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Great product.
Easy to install.
The instructions are very well written and detailed.
The materials used have high quality.
Would strongly recommend this product.
Electric heat industry needs to do a better job at educating consumer that electric heat is a viable economical option. Here is why:
1. Every room has a thermostat. This has two advantages. One, person can lower or raise temperature of room they are in without changing temperature of entire floor of house. Second, heat in certain rooms can be turned down when not in use.
2. Electric heat is economical. The fuel source of electricity is diversified. When oil prices are high electric suppliers buy from natural gas or coal. When coal is high they can use propane. This provides a somewhat steady fixed heating cost.
3. Have you looked how much it cost to replace a furnace? $4000 easily. Not necessary with electric heat.
4. Your radiant heating gets rid of those ugly (sometimes rusty) wall heaters. Hydronic radiant heat can cause nasty problems if the pipes freeze or there is a leak.
5. Solar electricity is on the rise and electric heat is a great partner to solar.
I have electric heat. Every time I tell someone their reaction is that I am going to have trouble selling my house. That tells me that the electric heat industry is doing a bad job educating people on the benefits of electric heat.
Just my two cents.
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This is a great product and customer service is was good to deal with.
I used these for two shower seats. Turnes out they are easy to install prior to tile and work well.
Our most popular floor heating mats for tile, stone, marble, and luxury vinyl tile (LVT) installations.
TempZone mats feature a durable fiberglass mesh backing that embeds directly in thinset mortar for a permanent,
maintenance-free heating solution.
TempZone™ Easy Mats allow for radiant heating of smaller, simpler areas at an affordable cost. These under floor mats are perfect for providing targeted heating for moderately sized bathroom and kitchen floors.
Features
Pre-sized mats for quick installs with no complex cuts
Perfect for spot heating (vanities, entryways, small spaces)
Pre-configured heated mats for shower floors and benches. These specialized systems are designed
for wet environments and provide targeted warmth exactly where you need it most.
TempZone™ Shower Mats have been exclusively designed to provide warmth to a shower floor. The TempZone™ Shower Floor Mats ensure that your first step into your shower is a warm and soothing experience. The Shower Floor Mats are engineered to cover traditional shower floor areas and have taken the shower drain into consideration with a pre-cut hole to accommodate it.
TempZone™ Shower Bench Mats have been designed to provide warmth to a shower bench and provide a luxuriant experience. Our Shower Bench Mats are installed beneath the shower bench itself so that they can efficiently radiate heat upwards.
Heated floor mats are highly efficient and typically 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.
Operating Cost Calculator for Floor Heating
Estimate your daily and monthly energy costs based on room size and local rates.
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$0.15
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What Affects Operating Cost?
Room size
A small bathroom costs far less than a large basement
Flooring type
Tile and stone transfer heat most efficiently
Daily usage
2 hours vs 6 hours makes a big difference
Electricity rates
Local kWh pricing directly impacts costs
Pre-Configured Heated Floor Mat Kits
Save time and money with our pre-configured heated floor mat kits. Each kit includes everything you need—mat,
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.
Our most popular floor heating kit: TempZone Flex Roll mat with nTrust 2.0 LED touch thermostat. Roll out, embed in thinset, and enjoy radiant warmth. Perfect for tile, stone, and marble. 25-year warranty.
Features
25 Year Warranty
15 Watts Per Sq. Ft
1/8″ Super thin rolls or mats to fit any room shape
Smart mat kit with WiFi thermostat for connected homes
TempZone Flex Roll mat paired with nJoy WiFi thermostat for smartphone control and voice assistant compatibility. Ideal for tile and stone installations. Includes floor sensor and 25-year warranty.
Features
25 Year Warranty
15 Watts Per Sq. Ft
1/8″ Super thin rolls or mats to fit any room shape
TempZone Easy Mat in convenient pre-sized dimensions with nTrust 2.0 thermostat. Simply lay the mat, connect, and enjoy radiant warmth. Great for standard-sized rooms. Includes 25-year warranty.
Features
25 Year Warranty
15 Watts Per Sq. Ft
Use for targeted spot heating of high-traffic areas to ensure warm floors where you need them most
Covered by WarmlyYours’ 25-year No Nonsense Warranty™
Can be embedded under a huge variety of floor coverings including tile, marble, stone, and luxury vinyl tile/plank
Pre-sized TempZone Easy Mat with nJoy WiFi thermostat for effortless installation and smart home integration. Control from your phone or voice assistant. Includes floor sensor and 25-year warranty.
Features
25 Year Warranty
15 Watts Per Sq. Ft
Use for targeted spot heating of high-traffic areas to ensure warm floors where you need them most
Covered by WarmlyYours’ 25-year No Nonsense Warranty™
Can be embedded under a huge variety of floor coverings including tile, marble, stone, and luxury vinyl tile/plank
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
Choose the right heated floor mat system based on your flooring type and installation method. TempZone™ mats are designed for adhered floors (tile, stone, glued wood). Environ™ mats are specifically engineered for floating floors (laminate, carpet, click-lock).
*1 Slab Heat systems are embedded in the concrete slab; any finished flooring can be installed over the cured slab. *2 Consult your flooring manufacturer to ensure the flooring can be installed directly over a heating system. If embedding is required, you must use a TempZone or Slab Heat system. *3 Floating floor can be installed over an embedded TempZone system in 3/8–½" self-leveling cement (SLC), fully cured. *4 Nailed floors: Install wood sleepers across subfloor, lay mat between sleepers, cover with self-leveling cement, then nail flooring into sleepers only. *5 Glued floors: Embed mat in 3/8–½" self-leveling cement, allow to cure, then install flooring with adhesive. *6 Carpet floor heating is available in the U.S. only.
Every heated floor mat needs a compatible thermostat. Our most popular options combine easy
installation with precise temperature control and floor sensor technology.
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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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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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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.
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 $0.18/hr per hour, or $1.43/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.
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
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.