180 sq.ft. 240-Volt. Ceramic & Stone Tile Electric Floor Heating Kit w/Honeywell Floor Thermostat and Installation Alarm, (120 ft. x 1.5 ft.)

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About 180 Sq.ft. 240-Volt. Ceramic & Stone Tile Electric

WarmWalk electric radiant floor heating mats are designed for fast and easy installation under ceramic tile, marble, porcelain and stone. WarmWalk heating mats are particularly advantageous compared to labor intensive hydronic and electric cable systems where water pipes or electric cables must be spaced by hand across the whole floor. What's more, WarmWalk eliminates electro-magnetic field (EMF) so there is no worry about interference with electric devices. WarmWalk is made in the USA with the most advanced technology available. It is even UL listed for installation in showers! WarmWalk saves installation cost. Most radiant floor heating systems must be embedded in thick-set cement mortar before laying the finished floor. Not WarmWalk! The 1/8” thin heating cable minimizes floor height and the amount of cement used! WarmWalk reduces installation time. Some electric radiant floor heating systems must be expensively custom fit. Other systems come in static lengths and widths that may not fit the floor dimension, causing cold spots. Still other systems require complicated electrical connections. Not WarmWalk! WarmWalk's standard sized mats are stocked for sale and easy on-site fitment to any floor. WarmWalk's heating cable is factory spaced on rolls of fiberglass mesh. Simply roll out the mats and cut the mesh to turn WarmWalk in any direction to fit the floor. No on-site splice connections or special tools are necessary. The factory-attached, hermetically sealed lead wires connect to standard household Voltage. Both 120V and 240V systems are available. WarmWalk installs on virtually any subfloor and under any floor covering. WarmWalk can meet the heating demands of almost any floor. Besides being ideally suited for all types of tile, marble, porcelain and stone floors, WarmWalk can be installed under carpet, vinyl, laminate and wood floors when imbedded in a layer of self-leveling cement.