Electric Floor Heating System for Tile 15 sqft 120V 1.5Amps 180Watts-Heated Flooring System for Bathroom Floor Heating Kit Underfloor Comfort Heat 7Day/4Event Programmable GFCI Thermostat by Heatwave

So easy my wife could install it.Well, she is a licensed electrician with the IBEW.As you can tell, this is not a simple layout, but worked well. We have had no problems with it.I would definitely buy again if I ever needed one.It is low wattage, so I had to insulate underneath the floor to make it work in the winter time.She also laid the tile over the bathroom floor

What a wonderful product! I have been so happy with this new warm floor. It was such an easy project, insulation, and programming. I couldn’t be happier with the results. If I were to do another remodel project I would be ordering more Heatizon System flooring. It was cheaper than the other brand and included a thermostat. Please see my pictures. My husband is an engineer and did the wiring for the thermostat. We had to install the wiring for the thermostat on the exterior of the wall. There was an obstruction or we could have done the wiring inside the wall. It was all pretty easy. There were numbers to call for help if we had needed it. I highly recommend this product.

Upon installation, the GFCI test button did not work in the thermostat. I called customer service, which was immediately answered by a person! I explained that the floor system was heating properly, but the thermostat failed inspection due to the GFCI button not working. Josh immediately said he would send out a new thermostat. I received notification the thermostat was sent out that same day. The unit was installed and it works.Customer Service HighlightsIt was so refreshing to have a person answer the phone.It was so great to explain the problem and get an immediate solution. No defensiveness, no second guessing.The unit was sent out immediately the same day.The unit works!My only suggestion is to include testing the GFCI panel in the Quick start guide.Thank you!

I personally installed this in my master bath. These are the first heated floors in any home I have lived in and for a tile floor on a slab foundation, these make a world of difference in comfort and actually feeling relaxed at the end of a day. See my recommendations below for install and other tips, thumbs up if you found this useful!Pros:Layout is straightforward, cable is pretty sturdy, backer mat helps it lay flat, controller is pretty smartCons:Fixed size (the back 1.5 feet of my shower does not have heated floors), determining the SF you need is not just multiplying length x width (see recommendations).Recommendations:1) Per the product documentation: these are not rated for wet use (aka in your shower) Per the manufacturer tech support: These are safe to install in a shower as long as the secondary water barrier (your shower pan) is above the wiring. What that means is that you have to lay the heating mat, cover it with a mortar bed (or thinset like I did), then place a shower pan (or approved liquid shower pan that you can paint on like I did) and then you proceed tiling your shower like normal. Obviously keeping them as close to the top gives best performance, so minimizing the thickness of layers above the wiring will improve your happiness with the end product.2) The control algorithm turns on the heated floor early so that at your set time that you want the temperature you want, it already is there. Depending on your install it can take 30 minutes to 2 hours to reach temperature. I use 85 degrees and it is the perfect amount of warmth and even in a hot shower my feet never feel like I am stepping on cold tile.3) Sizing. If you just do length x width, you will come up short since most all bathrooms you are working around obstacles. I had mine going into a water closet and the sections I cut to get the mat back out of the room and into the shower resulted in me being 6 SF short of completing the shower and making it to my 90 SF length x width number. Now you certainly don't want a ton extra, but be aware that if you plan on going in and out of a closet or shower stall or water closet, that will eat up some SF.4) Wiring. have your plumber or electrician run some conduit before drywall from behind the baseboard to the electrical box for the controller. This will make your life so much easier when trying to fish the wire from the floor up to the box when you install the heated mat most likely long after drywall is completed.

This flooring system was very easy to work with, great instruction manuals and most important of all: great support.When you call you get a live person immediately, no prompts to push buttons on your phone, no recording to leave a message, just a guy like Ryan or Josh who were always available to help and talk you through any issues.See, there are still companies around that care and put their resources into customer support.Well done guys and thank you helping my family keep their feet warm!

Easy to install as long as follow the instructions. The instruction is very clear, and there are lots of youtube video you can refer to. The heating line is good quality. The thermostat is ok.The heating floor works, but the warm speed is bit slow. Not much complain about it at this price range. Exceed my expectation.

Product worked well while it worked. Professionally installed in full mortar bed, all wiring done by electrician. After one year of use system failed. Tech support said the wires burned themselves due to an air pocket in mortar and I had to rent a machine to detect the break and then bust out the tile and buy a kit to splice the wire then repair the tile, with no guarantee that this process would work. Basically it will be cheaper to install a new system (different brand) on top of the old and re-tile. VERY dissappointed!!!