Heated Floor Mat

An electric underfloor heating mat and cable system with pressure-sensitive adhesive for the fastest installation. Features an ultra-thin 1/8″ wire that does not raise floor levels.
Guide Price
from $10.22 /ft²
(Based on a 90 ft² purchase)

  Ceramic, stone

  Vinyl

  Large areas

  Regular shape

  Renovation

  New construction

  Slab & Concrete

  Timber suspended & Batten floors

What project is an Underfloor Heating Mat designed for?

The Mat System is ideal for installations within regularly shaped areas, where the 20″ or 3′ wide mats can be quickly rolled out across the floor in parallel runs.

If you intend on using vinyl, carpet, timber, tiles or any other underfloor heating compatible floor finish, the system can (and should, in some cases like for carpet) be embedded within a self-leveling compound to provide a flat and level floor surface to lay over.

Alternatively, the Foil Heater System can be used under laminate, engineered wood, or carpet and offers a completely dry construction that does not require a leveling compound. Or, if the area is irregularly shaped (not a square or rectangular form), or has multiple permanent fixtures in it (like a bathroom, for instance, with toilets, baths, sinks and more), Warmup’s DCM-PRO cable with fixing strips is the more suitable solution.

Compatible With All Floor Coverings

The Mat system can be used with all floor types compatible with underfloor heating whether you are choosing laminate flooring, vinyl, carpet, tiles or other. The compatibility with all floor coverings and the fact that mat does not visibly raise your floor height makes it the ideal system for renovation projects – just remember to double check with your flooring supplier that the floor type you want to go for is compatible with the Mat System.

How does the Heating Mat work?

The Heating Mat can be installed directly on a plywood subfloor. The product is available in both 120V and 240V. The system is ideal for use as a primary heat source and in rooms with high heat-loss such as sunrooms.

• 120-volt and 240-volt mats offer the same efficiency. For large areas, 240V is recommended solely to cut down the amperage draw allowing you to fit more space on a single thermostat.
• Offers heat output of 14 watts/ft²