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Warmly Yours WarmlyYours 240 volt TempZone Floor Heating - 16 Sq. Ft.
WarmlyYours offers easy-to-install TempZone floor heating rolls to accommodate most floor plans. Add the affordable luxury of warm floors to bathrooms, kitchens or any room during a remodeling or new construction project. The TempZone mesh backed cable system is perfect for warming up naturally cold tile, stone, hardwood and other popular floor coverings. Ultra thin “stay flat” fiberglass mesh, measuring 1/8” thick, protects cable against trowel nicks and makes for quick and easy installation by the DIY homeowner or floor covering professional. Built-in 2 “ cable spacing provides even heating and delivers 25% more warming capacity within the same amount of space than competitive systems. A free custom installation plan is available and illustrates the recommended placement of the system within the room.
Questions & Answers for Warmly Yours WarmlyYours 240 volt TempZone Floor Heating - 16 Sq. Ft.
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what is the operating amps on 240 volts
asked 2 years, 4 months ago on WarmlyYours 240 volt TempZone Floor Heating - 16 Sq. Ft.
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Anonymous
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0.95 amps for 16sft roll in 240v
answered 2 years, 4 months ago
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Elodie
- WarmlyYours Canada
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this particular roll draws 0.95 amps
answered 2 years, 4 months ago
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Elodie
- WarmlyYours Canada
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Required to cover the whole floor?
The space in the bathroom where people stand is only 6'x4', but there is about 40 ft² of floor space, would it work to have 1 4x4 electric heating mat? Would the tile be uneven without mat across the entire floor?
asked 2 years, 5 months ago on WarmlyYours 240 volt TempZone Floor Heating - 16 Sq. Ft.
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Anonymous
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The Tempzone under tile is 1/8" thick so this will not add any level to your floor but be aware that the system only radiates a few inches on each side and if you have a warm tile next to a cold tile, you will feel the difference.
answered 2 years, 5 months ago
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Elodie
- WarmlyYours Canada
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I am redoing a bathroom of approx. 45 sq. ft., and would like to install infloor heating. I have seen a picture of the electric mat that is to be inst
How much would I need for a bathroom of approx. 45 sq. ft?
What kind of floor can I put over it?
How many Amps. would such a floor as noted draw?
What kind of floor can I put over it?
How many Amps. would such a floor as noted draw?
asked 2 years, 4 months ago on WarmlyYours 240 volt TempZone Floor Heating - 16 Sq. Ft.
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Anonymous
- Cape Breton
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for 45 sft you could use the 28-15b-120 mat, that is 28'2" long by 18inches wide.
It draws 5.28 amps and you can use the mat under tile, vinyl, hardwood or any floor that would need cement or thinset.
It draws 5.28 amps and you can use the mat under tile, vinyl, hardwood or any floor that would need cement or thinset.
answered 2 years, 3 months ago
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Elodie
- WarmlyYours Canada
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do i have to use the SmartStat thermostat or can i use a different type?
asked 1 month, 1 week ago on WarmlyYours 240 volt TempZone Floor Heating - 16 Sq. Ft.
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