Learn where electric underfloor heating can be installed, including concrete, plywood, tile, cement board, and vinyl, plus preparation tips.
Installation
Learn when to use thinset or self-leveler for electric underfloor heating. Compare flooring compatibility, DCM-PRO requirements, primer, curing times, and installation best practices.
Learn which flooring works best with electric underfloor heating. Compare tile, vinyl, wood, laminate, carpet, and concrete installations, recommended heating systems, temperature limits, and installation requirements.
Learn everything you need to know about installing underfloor radiant heating in a shower floor.
Learn how to install Warmup’s EZPT Easy Programmable Thermostat to control your underfloor heating system.
If you already have a Warmup Thermostat installed and would like to replace it with the 7iE Smart Thermostat, you can easily do so. The 7iE Thermostat is compatible with all Warmup Electric Underfloor Heating Systems.
Do you have a previous version Warmup thermostat that you’d like to upgrade to the 7iE? Learn all you need to know in this post.
Our Ultralight Insulation Boards significantly reduce the time it takes to heat the floor, allowing the space to warm up faster and saving you money by reducing the time heating cables are in use. Ultralight is not required in any application, but Warmup recommends using Ultralight on all subfloors* and strongly recommends it for subfloors that […]
The Peel & Stick Membrane requires a substrate to be smooth, clean, and dry for proper adhesion. The Peel & Stick Membrane will not bond if: The floor is NOT smooth The floor is NOT clean The floor is NOT primed with a suitable/compatible primer The floor is NOT dry A primer is REQUIRED on all […]
Tile Floor Deflection Traditionally, the accepted minimum requirement for floor rigidity is L/360 – before the tile underlayment is installed. The L/360 standard means that the floor should not deflect more than the “span” divided by 360. If the span of the joists is 10 feet (between supports), then the deflection should not be more […]