15 Sqft Warming Systems 120 V Electric Tile Radiant Floor Heating Mat with Touch Screen Programmable Thermostat

Stepping out of the shower onto a nice warm floor feels just as good as putting on clothes straight from the dryer. Now imagine every morning/night felt that good. If you're doing a remodel on your bathroom or kitchen, this is a must-do. It's very easy to install - use staples on the mat and self-leveling concrete, it minimizes the risk of damaging the wires from troweling. The thermostat looks great and its idle screen doubles can double as a clock (or be shut off altogether) which is something typically not found in a bathroom but I've found to be very useful. This is money well spent.

My wife and I put together a bathroom basement. We used this product to keep the floor warmer (we created a tile floor).We installed per manufacturer instructions, slab, then cerazorb, then heat cable, then thinset, then tile.This product gets 4 stars for a couple of reasons1) The floor does not get that warm. The highest value seen by the temperature sensor is 74 even when the thermostat is cranked much higher.I did measure the resistance after installation and there was no difference, so my unit should be not damaged. Also the power consumption on this 15 foor segment is about 240 watts, which is not that much. I suppose I should not have expected much heat with such a low energy consumption rate2) The thermostat configuration is non-trivial and the manual does a poor job explaining. I think Warming Systems should provide documentation on how to configure the thermostat for the system you bought.1st Picture: Heating Cable on top of cerazorb2nd Picture: Laying thinset and tile over heating cable3rd picture: Thermostat mounted on wall

The kit made it a snap to ionstall

Clean and easy, and this thermostat is wonderful