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When it Comes to Radiant Heat, Deal with the Pros A company that
specializes in one type of a product should know a lot
about that product. When you are the customer and find
yourself looking for that particular product, you want
to be able to rely on the expertise of a knowledgeable
person who is equipped to answer all the questions you
can fire at them. The key is to be direct and then buy
direct from someone in the know. That’s why the
experienced professionals at Warmzone have a wealth of
knowledge on radiant heat systems and keep up-to-date on
the latest radiant heat technology. Whether you
want radiant floor heating, a heated driveway, or a roof
deicing system, you can depend on the Warmzone staff
to provide current, accurate radiant heat
information. When you buy direct from Warmzone, you’ll save time and money. The staff has the expertise and products for both interior and exterior radiant heat applications, and will match your radiant heat project with the ideal solution. Warmzone professionals can handle your inquiries and provide you with relevant industry news. You’ll learn what radiant snow melting options are available and which systems are best suited for your specific needs. Warmzone also provides comprehensive services, which include detailed system information, including CAD drawings, installation info and how much you can expect to spend. Warmzone’s expertise and services are just a couple of reasons why Warmzone is a leader, and one of the most trusted names when it comes to radiant heat. So, if you are considering radiant heat for your home or business, contact Warmzone for information and a free quote. Protect yourself by dealing with the pros at Warmzone. You won’t find a better partner to work with when it comes to finding the best radiant heat system for you. |
Your One-Stop-Shop Radiant Heat Needs are Met at WarmzoneWe all get a little bit leery when we think of one-stop-shopping. Because after all, can one place really be invested in knowing everything about everything? Do you really trust a store that you sells toothbrushes as well as carpet? Maybe trust isn’t the right word; maybe the question is can you have confidence that the guy leading you to the oral hygiene isle will also be able to consult you on the best carpeting for your home? Not all places are like this of course. There are many one-stop-shops that offer great products and an even better knowledge base. Warmzone is that source for all your radiant heat needs. They have taken the time to become very smart in a niche that makes sense to homeowners. Heating our homes is always a top priority when considering a move or a newly built home. Warmzone offers heating products for everything – literally – from the top of your home all the way to the basement. You can start with radiant snow melting systems for your roof and then move down and install an electric radiant floor heating system. Warmzone is your one-stop-shop for heated floors, heated roofs, and heated driveways. If you are wondering how to determine what radiant heat solution is best for you, Warmzone professionals have the expertise for that as well. The radiant heating experts at Warmzone are trained to walk you through your project start to finish. Shopping for home heating is now easier than ever, and thanks to Warmzone, one-stop-shopping doesn’t have to be a dirty term. |
Radiant Snow Melting and Floor Heating Systems Rock Our World
From heated driveways and roof ice melting systems to cozy heated floors, radiant heating has provided new levels of convenience, comfort and safety in the last few years. And not only do you have a choice nowadays to install these conveniences when building a home or commercial project, but existing driveways and floors can be retrofitted with electric radiant heating systems. The technology and products have advanced to the point where radiant heat offers reliable, fully automated, maintenance-free performance. You owe it to yourself to explore the many snow melting and floor heating options. |
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If you are looking to warm your floors with radiant heaters and are trying to research what kind of radiant heaters to install you might find yourself scratching your head at this point. There are dozens of products available to purchase, and there are even more companies telling you that their product is the best. So which product is the best? Should you install a hydronic heating system that pumps hot water through your floors, an electric cable heating system, or a low-voltage screen system? The answer lies in the type of project you are doing. Not every system is ideal for every project, but there is an ideal system for every project. Hydronic Heating Systems Hydronic floor heating is the oldest and most popular type of radiant floor heating. These systems are comprised of a boiler or hot water heater, pumps, manifolds, PEX tubing, thermostat, and either gypcrete (a concrete-like material) or wood panels. Hydronic heating is the most complex of all radiant heat systems. These systems require trained professionals to design and perform the installation. Your best economies of scale are achieved for hydronic systems in large areas or entire homes because of their expensive components and operational costs. Hydronic systems can be installed under any type of flooring. Most hydronic systems require hot water tubing to be installed in a 2-4″ bed of light concrete and are best installed during the initial construction because of its weight load demands and adjustments to floor height. Recent low-mass products have been developed to avoid these challenges by fitting the tubing into pre-cut wood panels, making hydronic systems more convenient and possible for most major remodeling projects. If you want to heat smaller areas like a bathroom or kitchen, a hydronic floor heating system may not be the best value for your project. The complexity and cost of installing the system, along with the long-term maintenance and up-keep required, is not worth the small amount you will save in operational costs. Electric Cable Heating Electric cable heating systems, often called line- or high-voltage systems, are gaining popularity and are ideal for heating smaller areas (10-300 square feet) like bathrooms, kitchens, and sun rooms. These systems are comprised of a thermostat and a heating cable. On some systems, the cable will be shipped to you as a large spool of cable. These systems are oftentimes less expensive, and give you the ability to space the cable how you want and customize a layout that will heat every square inch of your floor. Other systems have the cable attached to a plastic mesh or tape to create a mat to maintain its proper spacing. Every available cable system is equally effective, so when determining which system to purchase, you should look at the warranty of the product, along with the ease of installation. Some cables must be embedded in a separate layer of concrete or mortar, whereas other systems can simply be installed in the thinset. Most cable systems can only be installed under tile. However, on others, if the cable is embedded in mortar or concrete, any flooring can be installed on top of the concrete. When heating smaller areas, it is nearly impossible to beat the simplicity and price of an electric cable heating system. |
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Are you having a
hard time deciding which radiant
heat system is right for you? We know,
it sometimes can be hard to narrow down what kind of
radiant heaters to install. There are dozens of
products available to purchase, and there are even more
companies telling you that their product is the best. |
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Time to treat yourself! Whether you’re building a new home, or updating your current home, you owe it to yourself to check out the comfort that radiant heat has to offer. Now is the perfect time to look into your heating options. Radiant heaters can be used in a number of applications, including some that might surprise you!Among those spots that can use radiant heaters are tiled areas, hardwood flooring, carpeted areas, and even cement floors. Not only is radiant heating is one of the most comfortable ways to heat your home, but radiant heaters also offer a diversity of applications. We’d be willing to bet that after that first winter with the radiant heaters in place, you may find yourself wondering how you ever got along without them in the past. What’s interesting here is that, rather than warming the air, radiant heaters are a type of heater that warms objects. Radiant heat uses objects, such as the floor, to heat a home. The air in the room is warmed when it comes into contact with the warmed objects. Heat loss is reduced and the radiant heat remains in the lower part of the room, warmer near feet level and slightly less so at head level, creating the perfect climate for comfort. Radiant Heaters Tip: Are you looking for efficient, comfortable heat for your home? We think that radiant heating could be just the solution you’ve been looking for.
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When the first day of winter arrived over the weekend, it brought along cold weather and the potential for incredibly high heating bills. Installing radiant heaters in a home under construction or in an existing home is proven to cut heating costs. It works by putting water lines in the home’s concrete floors or under existing floors and running hot water through them. Radiant heaters help to keep the whole house at a more constant temperature. In this way, our regular heaters don’t have to do as much to keep things warm and toasty during the winter. It might take a little effort, but being more environmentally friendly doesn’t have to involve major renovations. Many people waste a lot of energy by not sealing cracks, doors and windows. Checking to make sure a home’s insulation is in good shape and replacing it if it’s not is another good way to stop energy waste. Switching to radiant heaters will not only help save energy, and lower heating costs, but you’ll soon find that it really adds to your family’s comfort as well. That is because it put the heat at our feet, which are generally cold, and offers cooler air near head level, where we are generally a little warmer. Radiant Heaters Tip: If you are looking for a great way to save energy and maximize comfort in your home at the same time, then radiant heaters may be the perfect solution for you. |
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We couldn’t say it any plainer than this: radiant heaters are the most efficient form of heat available in today’s market. Significantly less operating time is required to attain and maintain the desired warmth compared to furnaces and other, traditional methods of heating, which keeps operational costs to a minimum. High efficiency boilers or electric radiant floor systems makes radiant heat one of your most efficient ways to heat your home. Combined with a well- insulated home these systems can quickly warm your home and then shut down or wait idle for long periods of time before being called upon by the thermostat to operate. More than ever before, homebuilders, househunters, and home renovators alike are looking for energy-efficient heating options for houses. We say they need look no further than radiant heaters for their ideal home heating solution. Radiant Heaters Tip: Being more environmentally friendly doesn’t have to involve major renovations. Many peoples’ homes waste a lot of energy by not sealing cracks, doors and windows. Checking to make sure a home’s insulation is in good shape and replacing it if it’s not is another good surefire way to stop, prevent, and reverse energy waste.
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If you’ve
been researching home
heating systems, chances are your head is
spinning right about now. It’s no wonder!
The number of types of radiant heaters available for
residences or businesses could make anyone dizzy in no time
at all. There’s really a lot of selection for
homeowners to choose from. Today we’ll discuss
the electric cable heating system kind of radiant
heaters. Electric cable heating systems are gaining
popularity in as radiant heaters and are ideal for
heating smaller areas (10-300 square feet) like
bathrooms, kitchens, and sun rooms. These systems are
comprised of a thermostat and a heating cable. On some
systems, the cable is be shipped as a large spool of
cable. These systems are oftentimes less expensive,
and give you the ability to space the cable how you want
and customize a layout that will heat every square inch of
your floor. Other systems have the cable attached to a
plastic mesh or tape to create a mat to maintain its
proper spacing. |
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As demands for
lower energy costs increase, homebuilders, househunters,
and home renovators alike are looking for energy-efficient
heating options for houses. We say they need
look no further than radiant
heaters for their ideal home heating solution. |
It’s not something you might think of
every day but radiant snow melting systems are
certainly something you’ll wish you had at
certain times of the year. Automated snow melting systems
have proven critical in many parts of the country
– for both commercial and residential
applications. How much easier can it get than to pull into a
snowless driveway after a full day of snow fall? Or better
yet, how about waking up to a snow covered landscape
and a clear driveway?