Your floor can reach higher temperatures in some areas where furniture, area rugs, dog beds or other fixtures are trapping the heat. Click “Read More” for details.
Why does my floor get warmer in some spots? Read More »
Click “Read More” or more information about installing on a concrete slab.
What to do when Installing FOIL on a Concrete Slab ? Read More »
When setting up a large installation and connecting two or more thermostats as Master and Relays, all devices MUST have a floor sensor hooked up. Click “Read More” for details.
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We have outlined some important reminders to ensure proper functioning of your Foil Floor Heating System. Click “Read More” for details.
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You will want to review these floor heating installation tips before you begin your electric floor heating installation project. Tips such as how the factory joint is positioned to how to extend the unheated lead. Click “Read More” for details.
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While you must NEVER cut the wire, the mat system is designed to allow you to separate the wire from the mesh. The unusable mesh can be cut away from the mat. Now that you have freed the wire, you can install the wire around the area using hot-glue or tape to secure the cable away from any drains or screw-mounts.
How to install a floor heating mat around a drain in a shower ? Read More »
To turn on your system once your thermostat has been installed, simply turn on the breaker. The thermostat screen will light up. After setting the basic parameters of the thermostat, select a steady temperature in manual mode for your first heating period to ensure the product heats up.
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