Pre-formed pans are easily modifiable and easy to install on any substrate. They are great for DIY, as well as for a fast and clean installation by a professional. Drypack kits do not work well for tiles smaller than 2″ x 2″ without additional work.

No. Never cut the heating mat. The floor heating mat is designed with a very specific resistance in order to consistently maintain heating at the chosen wattage per square foot. Trimming the heating cable in the mat would lower the resistance of the cable causing the system to overheat. Adding heating cable to the system would raise the resistance and the system would not heat properly.

Modified thinsets are stronger once cured. Most have additional anti-crack features, and better initial tack/grab (AKA less slump). They also are required for use with porcelain and glass tile.

The shower floor heating kits can be tied into floor heating for the rest of the bathroom – allowing for one thermostat to control both areas as long as both areas are usingless than 15 amps. When designing installation plans, we design with only one thermostat by default. If you prefer two separate thermostats, it might be a good idea, since the shower floor application is usually thicker and takes longer to heat. Be sure to let us know when discussing your quote with our team.

Yes. The WarmlyYours TempZone floor heating system has withstood rigorous safety testing by the Underwriter’s Laboratory and has received the Wet Location UL listing for the U.S. as well cUL certification for Canada. WarmlyYours offers thermostats that carry the CSA Mark and the UL listing, which certifies that the product has been tested under extreme conditions and meets applicable standards for safety and/or performance in the U.S. and Canada. All WarmlyYours thermostats contain a Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI) which provides fail-safe protection against an electrical shock.

TempZone is an electric floor heating system that operates like an electric blanket for your floors. TempZone is covered in thinset, and is installed over the top of your shower pan and beneath your flooring. The system provides a warm, even temperature across your floor. The TempZone floor heating system is easy to install, operate, and maintain.

The TempZone twin conductor cable present in our TempZone products is comprised of a double-insulated, coaxial heating cable. The total thickness of the system can be between and 5/32 thick and will not noticeably affect the height of your installed flooring.

For shower kits, most of the modified thinsets you are looking for are listed as compliant with ANSI 118.4 and ANSI 118.11. Unmodified thinsets will be listed as compliant with ANSI 118.1.Modified thinset is an industry term for any thinset mortar which has additives (usually latex or acrylic).

The Pro GEN II shower kits come with pre-formed pan. They have the same level of warranty as competing brands, but Pro GEN II shower kits have many improvements, and often totalto a lower price than competitors.

• The Pro GEN II shower kits use the ProWP membrane which is rated at .07perm for water vapor, meaning it is the best protection you can get in a membrane system(nearly double the rating of the competitors)
• The Pro GEN II shower kits are rated for use with modified thinsets, meaning a stronger install and ease of material sourcing (modified thinsets are often required for installing porcelain or glass tiles)
• Our preformed pan system is stronger, featuring a denser foam pan, and a stronger drain flange
• Our drain flange is supported by both the pan and the subfloor, meaning it is much stronger than the competitors’ flanges which rely only on the pan for support. Our flanges even include a built-in removable and easy-to-cleanhair trap inside the drain riser
• The Pro Gen II shower kits are fully customizable with 3 pan optionsand multiple grate cover finishes to choose from

The actual cost of operating your floor heating system will vary depending upon a number of factors including the cost of electricity in your area and the length of time you run your system. The WarmlyYours TempZone Shower Floor Heating Mat, for example, uses 15 watts per square foot. Based on a national average electricity rate of $.10/kW/hr, the approximate operating cost of an average bathroom using this system, measuring 4′ x 4′ would be as little as 4 cents a day. This cost is based on running your system a full 8 hours per day.

For the Floor Heating Systems:

The TempZone Shower Floor Heating Matis covered by ourWarmlyYours 25-Year No Nonsense Warranty.In the event of a defect, we cover not only the repair or replacement of the TempZone system, but also any labor and materials required to perform the repair.

The nSpire Touch is covered by a 3-year limited warranty.

For the Pro GENIIShower Waterproofing Kits:

Pro GENIIshower waterproofing materials come with a lifetime limited warranty.

• Jigsaw (for subfloor drain hole) & drill (for pilot hole)
• Premium modified (Latex/Polymer) thinset mortar (not premixed)
• 5-gallon bucket
• Mixer andcaulking gun
• 3/16″x 3/16″ square notch trowel
• Margin trowel
• Utility knife
• PVC or ABS cement, and section of coupler pipe for connection
• Level

The TempZone Shower Mats are designed to deliver 15 watts per square foot, with the heating element positioned 3 apart on a serpentine loop attached to a fiber mesh.

While WarmlyYours electric radiant floor heating systems are typically installed by your floor covering contractor, a licensed electrician is recommended for the final thermostat hook-up. With every quote, we provide an Installation Plan layout, together with an electrical plan that has all the info required for the electrician.

Our electric radiant floor heating systems have withstood rigorous safety testing and earned the UL listing. They produce much less EMF than common household appliances like your TV or vacuum cleaner. The EPRI (Electric Power Research Institute) tests all electrical devices and publishes the data. Many common household appliances are tested at a distance of 6 inches. The test results indicate that on average, the EMF emitted for the following appliances, measured in Milligauss (mG) units, is:

Vacuum Cleaner: 3