Film chauffant QuietWarmth pour sols à clipser 1,5 pi x 10 pi (120 V)

Step #1

Step #2

Step #3

Sketch Your Layout
Sketch your layout and figure out the area to be warmed. Use the above sketch as an example.  ^{(Click to enlarge)}

Allow at least 6 in. clearance between the edge of the mats and the wall.

Ensure no cables/wires cross over any of your heating mats.

Prepare Your Mat(s)
Referencing your layout sketch, cut the heating film mat to length along the DASHED LINE ONLY, using scissors.  Never cut into the solid black printed areas of the mat.

Insulate your cut ends with Kapton Disks.

Do not cut off the end with wired connections!

Install Mats
After installing appropriate underlayment, lay your mats directly on top. _{(Click to enlarge photo)}

Attach the heating mats to the underlayment using a high quality duct tape.

Cut out an area of the underlayment and push the connectors down so they are completely level with the mat. (Some installations may require you to chisel the concrete.)

Run each pair of cold leads to the junction box between sections of the underlayment.

Run thermostat floor sensor wire from the middle of the heated area to the junction box.  You may need to cut a narrow channel in the underlayment to route all your cables in a way that they are level with the heating film.  Then, duct tape your wires into place.

Install Your Floating Floor
Follow your floor covering manufacturer's instructions for installation over a radiant system.

Finish Connecting Electrical
Depending on your wire lead installation, run the lead wires from the individual mat(s) along the base of the wall up to the junction box.

Wire the heating mats to the thermostat control according to the manufacturer's instructions using the 12/2 Romex wire.

Click here to browse
compatible thermostats