Kitchen Floor Heating & Countertop Heaters
The kitchen is often the most-used room in many people’s homes. So it shouldn't be surprising that one of the fastest growing kitchen trends is the incorporation of radiant heating into a kitchen renovation via kitchen floor heating and even a countertop heater.
Floor Heating Systems for Your Kitchen
Many homeowners spend a lot of time and effort pouring over the latest design trends to try and find the perfect kitchen design. While fashions can change, like black versus stainless steel appliances or the debate between open shelving and upper cabinets, one thing has always remained constant: the kitchen should be a place of warmth and comfort.
Installing a floor warming system in the kitchen is a growing trend and is a surefire way to not only increase your family's comfort but to also increase the amount of time that everyone will want to spend together there, talking and laughing and enjoying each other's company.
Underfloor heating in a kitchen works by incorporating heating elements beneath the floor tile which then radiates upward to warm all of the solid objects in the room. We can even help take the chill away from stone countertops with our unique heating products.
Rolls & Mats For Tile, Stone & Hardwood
WarmlyYours TempZone™ Flex Roll and TempZone™ Floor Heating Cable can be installed underneath ceramic tile, natural stone, hardwood, wood and other popular flooring materials, giving homeowners radiant in-floor heating that's truly luxurious. TempZone™ Flex Rolls are a more expensive option than the cable product but they require less time and effort to install.
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Ideal for full-room coverage (primary or supplemental heat)
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Pre-spaced heating cable for fast, consistent installation
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Most popular choice for bathrooms & kitchens
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Works under tile, stone, and luxury vinyl floors
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Provides radiant heat and crack isolation
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Flexible layouts for irregular or custom-shaped rooms
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Designed to your exact floor plan for edge‑to‑edge coverage
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No on‑site cuts or turns—faster, cleaner installation
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Ideal for curves, angles, and obstacles like islands and vanities
Cable For Tile, Stone & Hardwood
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Works under tile, stone, and luxury vinyl floors
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Provides radiant heat and crack isolation
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Flexible layouts for irregular or custom-shaped rooms
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Built-in ruler markings for precise, repeatable spacing
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Ideal for large areas requiring consistent coverage
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Flexible, durable cable for clean turns and complex layouts
For Carpet, Laminate & Floating Hardwood
WarmlyYours Environ Flex Rolls are designed for use under carpet (U.S. only), laminate and floating wood. The mats can be installed easily and quickly for large spaces. Environ Flex Rolls are flexible rolls that can be cut and turned at 90° or 180° to cover the total area intended to be heated.
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Flexible roll design cuts and turns to follow your layout
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Ideal for floating laminate, engineered wood, or carpet
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Dry installation—no mortar or adhesives
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Perfect for floating laminate, engineered wood, or carpet
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Ultra-thin system installs without adhesives
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Provides fast, even heat for dry-floor applications
Floor Heating Features & Benefits
Warm the Hub of the Home
The kitchen is the most highly trafficked room in the home, so why not ensure that it's warm and inviting?
Ban Cold Tile
Radiant floor heating will make family dinners inviting and comforting.
Easy-to-Install
Whether you're using a mat or cable, we've made installation as simple as possible.
Affordable
Most systems are inexpensive to run and require no regular maintenance.
Increases Resale Value
Radiant floor heating is an "easy sell" in a down market.
Easy-to-Use Thermostats
The secret to any great heating system is a great control.
Saves Energy
Radiant heat has higher levels of energy efficiency than most traditional systems.
Clean Heat
Doesn't disturb pollen, dust or other allergens like forced-air systems.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I heat luxury vinyl tile/planks in the kitchen?
Can I have one thermostat for my open floor kitchen, dining room and living room?
We usually recommend that you have an individual thermostat for each room. However, if it's an open floor plan and your local electrical code allows you to have one controller for the whole area, then it's definitely possible to have it all controlled from one thermostat.
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