Radiant Floor Heating Solutions

HEATSHIELD PANELS Floor Heating System

Uses: Wood laminate, carpet, parquet flooring

Introducing HeatShield Panels, the premier solution for heating under laminate and engineered wood flooring. With HeatShield Panels there’s no need to embed the heating cables in a mud base. Simply lay the insulation panels on the existing floor, press the heating cable into the grooves provided, lay the wooden laminate floor directly on top, connect the thermostat, and turn on the heat.

The HeatShield floor insulation panels consist of a ½-inch thick polystyrene insulation covered with a thin, specially profiled aluminum. The panels ensure excellent downward insulation and optimum upward heat distribution that significantly reduces energy consumption.

WARM RIBBON Flexible Heating Film

Uses: Wood laminate, carpet, parquet, hardwood flooring

Warm Ribbon is one of the thinnest radiant under floor heating systems available, capable of providing radiant heat for all kinds of flooring. The floor heating ribbon is available in two lines of products. The Warm Ribbon mat is a unique crystalline ribbon that can be used for indoor and outdoor applications. The Flexible Heating Film (IHS-CPF) was developed especially for parquets laminates and carpets. Both of these systems come complete with all the necessary accessories, and because these floor heating elements are so thin, there is virtually no floor build up.

FLOORHEAT Low-voltage Electric Radiant Heating System

Uses: Hardwood, carpet, wood laminate, parquet flooring

FloorHeat is a unique heating element because it can be installed directly under any material, ranging from hardwood floors to roofing. Warmzone FloorHeat is installed directly under various types of floors, and even in thinset when installing radiant floor heating under tile. No additional floor buildup is required when heating floors with FloorHeat because it is so thin.

FloorHeat is a safe low-voltage product for practically any application, so it can be safely nailed through (such as in roofing applications), without damaging the heating element.