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Weighing Your Radiant Floor Options

October 29, 2009 00:10 AM  BY  JEN HALLAM

Which Radiant Floor Heating System is Right for Your Home?

With the blessing and curse of several radiant floor heating systems on the market today, each with their own specific applications, it is hard to know which one is right for you. Weighing your options when it comes to radiant floor heating is important. Wanting heated floors for your home is a good place to start, but then how do you know which floor heating system is best for your situation? The first step is to do some well-informed research. Make a list of what you wish your radiant floor heating system will accomplish. Which areas of your home or building project are going to need under floor heat? Now take that well-informed list and begin your research on typical floor heating systems and what they offer.

At first a newcomer to the radiant floor heating market may be overwhelmed with the countless choices available. It’s easy to get lost in the immense amounts of information available and the different technologies and heat cables you can purchase. When in doubt, take some time to investigate which manufacturers have been in business the longest. This usually means they are seasoned, hold valuable amounts of information and technology at their fingertips, and have already done a lot of research on the consumer’s behalf when it comes to radiant floor heating. Your desire for warm floors in your home is their bottom line. So it pays for them to have your best interests at heart as well as their own. Identify which manufacturers have a good track record and a long history of production and sales.

The important thing is to take your time, make informed decisions and value what other customers have to say about specific manufacturers of radiant floor heating systems. You’ll be heating your home in no time and enjoying the pleasant benefits of under floor heat.


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ClearZone Snow Melting Mats

October 27, 2009 00:10 AM  BY  JEN HALLAM

Trick or Treat? Is Radiant Heat Installation a Trick or a Treat for End Users?

Radiant heated driveways eliminate the need for snow shoveling.Around the time trick-or-treaters come eagerly knocking at your door, the hint of snow is in the air. In fact, some parts of the country have already endured a few light storms, reminding us all that winter is knocking along with those chubby-handed costumed kiddies. It is a time to seriously consider installing radiant heat in your driveway. A heated driveway keeps your drive and walks clear of pesky snow. Is installation of a radiant snow melting systems a trick or treat for do-it-yourself customers?

Warmzone offers a relatively simple product called ClearZone snow melting mats. These radiant heat mats are quite simple to install but come with a few disclaimers that if followed will help you avoid mishap. The great news is that ClearZone mats have pre-spaced cable rows making it simple to follow the correct method of laying the heat cables down.

One of the most important things to be aware of is that you must never cut the cables in an attempt to make them fit an awkward space or fill in a gap. Also, be sure to lay the cables at least two inches apart from its neighbor. If the cables are placed too closely they will overheat and reduce the life span of the radiant heat cables. No matter how confident you are with your placement and installation it is usually wise to hire a professional electrician to do the final inspection. Following these simple guidelines will help your radiant heated driveway installation be a wonderful treat instead of a horrible trick.


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If It Sounds Like a Good Idea, It Usually Is

October 27, 2009 00:10 AM  BY  JEN HALLAM

Radiant Floor Heating Doesn’t Just Sound Too Good To Be True

I lived in New England for a few years and loved my time there. The Red Sox even won the World Series while I was there. It was hard not to get caught up in the thrill and excitement of it all. Because I was so fond of New England, news stories about the area always peak my interest. A recent article about the famous New England candy company, Necco made me take note. The company is entering a new world of candy making by stepping away from artificial coloring and flavors. They are beginning to use ingredients like beet juice and cabbage to flavor and color their famous wafer candy. On the surface this sounds like a good idea, but on a practical level, when I think of eating beet flavored candy I hesitate for just a moment. As with most ideas however, if it sounds like a good one it usually pans out okay. Their candy will be more healthful and really the flavor won’t resemble beets and cabbage or else who would buy it?

I feel the same way about radiant floor heating. It sounds like a great idea and it is. It doesn’t involve random vegetables but it sure produces a great end result: a heated floor.

Someone, somewhere initially had to come up with the idea of using radiant heat in a floor heating system. Just like the research and development team at Necco who said, “Hey, let’s make our candy healthier.” Good ideas produce good products. Radiant floor heat is comfortable, clean, and energy efficient. The long-term benefits of radiant floor heating systems make them ideal for any new construction or remodeling project you have in the works. If you’ve had the good idea to heat your bathroom, entryway, or kitchen let Warmzone’s good idea help you. Install radiant floor heating because it doesn’t just sound too good to be true, it is true.


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