Step onto Pure Comfort: A Luxury Radiant Floor Heating Project in New Canaan, CT

How TempZone™ Electric Floor Heating Cable Transformed a Master Bathroom

NEW CANAAN, CT
Remodeled Luxury Bathroom with Floor Heating Cable
Size: 89 sq.ft. Voltage: 120V Wattage: 900 W Amps: 8 A Flooring: Tile, Marble or Stone Cost/hr *: $0.27

The owners of this New Canaan, Connecticut, home wanted their 89 sq. ft. master bathroom to feel as luxurious as it looked. Cold marble and tile floors undermined the room's comfort, especially on chilly mornings. The project's builder, Renaissance Partners, LLC, installed a WarmlyYours TempZone™ electric floor heating system, delivering spa-like warmth, enhancing the home's value, and providing an energy-efficient comfort solution.


Project Details

  • Location: New Canaan, CT
  • Heated Space Type: Master Bathroom
  • Total Room Size: 89 sq. ft.
  • Heated Area: 75 sq. ft.
  • System: 900 Watts, 120 Volts, 7.5 Amps
  • Operating Cost: $\sim\$0.27$ per hour
  • Products Used: TempZone™ Floor Heating Cable, SmartStat™ Thermostat, Circuit Check


A Luxurious Solution for Cold Tile Floors

For a high-end master bathroom build, every detail matters. The project's contractor, Renaissance Partners, LLC, knew that the beautiful tile and marble flooring specified for the 89-square-foot space would feel uncomfortably cold without a solution. They needed an in-floor heating system that was powerful, reliable, and flexible enough to integrate seamlessly into their high-quality build.

The WarmlyYours TempZone™ Floor Heating Cable system was the perfect fit. This project used 300 feet of 120V cable, providing 900 watts of heating power over the 75 sq. ft. of floor space. The project notes indicate the installer paired the cable with a Ditra uncoupling membrane, a common and highly effective installation method. The flexible cable was laid out at 3-inch spacing and secured with plastic fixing strips before the membrane and tile were installed over it.

The result is the ultimate in-home luxury. The radiant floor heating system gently and evenly warms the entire marble floor, eliminating cold spots and turning the master bathroom into a warm, inviting retreat. Controlled by a SmartStat™ programmable thermostat, the system provides this premium comfort efficiently, adding significant value and appeal to the home.


Featured Products

TempZone™ Floor Heating Cable

Our premier electric floor heating product. This versatile cable (twin-conductor, 3W/ft.) allows for complete on-site flexibility, making it ideal for complex room layouts and for pairing with uncoupling membranes like Ditra, as was done in this project.

SmartStat™ Programmable Thermostat

This 7-day programmable thermostat (model TH115-AF-GA-08) provides precise temperature control. It includes a floor sensor to ensure your tile floor is always the perfect temperature, helping to maximize comfort and energy efficiency.

Circuit Check™

A simple but essential tool for installation. This alarm continuously monitors the heating cable during installation, alerting the installer immediately to any potential damage before the flooring is laid.

* This 75 sq. ft. floor warming system costs just $\sim\$0.27$ per hour to operate. Based on an 8-hour daily runtime, that's only $\sim\$2.16$ per day or $\sim\$64.80$ per month to enjoy the luxurious comfort of a constantly warm bathroom floor. (Operating cost based on the 900-watt system and the average 2024 residential electricity rate in Connecticut of $\sim\$0.30$ per kWh).

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Frequently Asked Questions


The operating cost depends on the system size and local electricity rates. For this 75 sq. ft. heated area in Connecticut, it costs about $\sim\$0.27$ per hour. A typical 35 sq. ft. system in an area with average U.S. electricity rates (e.g., $\sim\$0.17/\text{kWh}$) would cost only about $0.09 per hour.
In many cases, yes. A 'Full' coverage system like this one (900 watts) provides significant heat. Whether it can be the sole source depends on the room's heat loss (windows, exterior walls, ceiling height). Electric floor heating is always an excellent primary comfort-heater and supplemental heat source.
Tile, marble, and stone—as used in this project—are the best and most popular choices for radiant floor heating because they conduct heat so well. However, our systems are also approved for use under laminate, engineered wood, and luxury vinyl tile (LVT).
Yes. Radiant heating is highly efficient because it heats people and objects directly from the ground up, rather than blowing hot air (which rises to the ceiling). Paired with a programmable thermostat, you only use energy precisely when and where you want warmth, reducing waste compared to central heating systems.

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