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Delving into the world of radiant underfloor heating, there are two primary contenders: electric and hydronic systems. Both come with their unique set of benefits and challenges, ranging from installation complexities to maintenance needs.
Electric Radiant Underfloor Heating systems utilize electric resistance cables or mats to produce heat.The electric cables or mats are spread out and fixed across the floor, and once activated, they directly heat the floor surface above. Electric systems are inherently more reliable than hydronic systems as they have no mechanical or moving parts that could break down. The installation process is also much quicker and simpler, and there is no required maintenance.
Hydronic systems use a series of tubes laid beneath the floor into which warm water from a boiler circulates, producing radiant heat. They are typically more complex and expensive to install compared to electric systems and have a much higher likelihood of breaking down and need of repair. Hydronic systems also require regular maintenance unlike their electric counterparts.
Heated marble floors add a touch of luxury to any space. Whether for a new build or a retrofit, understanding the associated costs, from tile selection to installation, is crucial.
Marble Tiles | $5-10/ft² |
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Or | |
Marble Slabs | $10-20/ft² |
Plus | |
System Cost | $14/ft² |
Plus | |
Installation Cost | $8-20/ft² |
Plus | |
Subflooring Replacement Costs | $3-10/ft² |
Plus | |
Underlayment Costs | $0.50-4.50/ft² |
Total | |
Low End Estimate | $30.50/ft² |
Upper End Estimate | $78.50/ft² |
Same as New Build
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Removal of Old Flooring = $1.50-3.50/ft²
Same as New Build*
* Retrofitting entails placing the heating component between the floor joists from underneath the room. This method doesn’t necessitate changing the completed floor; however, it does demand access from an open ceiling below the room. If there’s an existing finished ceiling, like drywall or plaster, it will have to be taken down to access the joists.
For those considering the luxury of a heated marble floor, understanding the installation process is as crucial as knowing the costs. From preparing the subfloor to the final checks post-installation, each step ensures a seamless finish and optimal performance.
Ensure it’s clean, dry, and level.
Decide on the layout and spacing.
Prevent heat loss and direct warmth upwards.
Follow the planned layout.
Ensure a safe electrical connection.
Adhering to manufacturer’s guidelines.
Re-test the system post-installation.
Yes, it’s absolutely possible. Whether you’re renovating an existing space or constructing a new one, underfloor heating is an excellent addition to marble floors, enhancing both their comfort and luxury appeal.
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Rafael Ubida Moreira Filho2023-04-24Sorted our yoga studio heating with some radiant heaters from Green wave. They are an excellent company, who seem to have the client/customer at the centre of what they do!Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
Wendell Leandro Fonseca Trindade2023-04-24They helped our designer with the CAD designs for our underfloor heating and spent time with out contracted heating engineer explaining how to install everything. Since the new build the whole heating system seems to be working perfectly and is very energy efficent! Would highly recommend to anyone looking to get underfloor heating.Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
Elon Burris2023-02-17"I recently had the pleasure of installing GWD's Radiant Heating system under my tile floor in the bathroom, and I must say that it has been an absolute game-changer. Not only has it made the floor warm and cozy to the touch, but it has also made the entire bathroom feel more comfortable during colder months. One of the things I appreciated most about GWD's system was how easy it was to install. The instructions were straightforward, and the whole process took only a few hours. Since the installation, the system has been running smoothly and efficiently without any issues. Overall, I'm extremely pleased with the Radiant Heating system, and I would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a comfortable and efficient heating solution for their floors. "Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
Leo Marie2023-02-13Our radiant heat mats from green wave distribution have massively brought down the cost to heat our home and have worked perfectly since being installed!Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
Clover Peta2023-02-09They spent time with our hired heating engineer explaining how to install everything and assisted our designer with the CAD plans for our underfloor heating. The entire heating system seems to be operating flawlessly and efficiently ever since the new construction! I would strongly recommend underfloor heating to anyone.Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
ALEX Jhone2023-02-06Managed to get our heated driveway sorted using GWD's. They did a fantastic job expliaining how it all works and working alongside our contruction contractors to get the mats installed. Would 100% recommend!Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
Susan Black2023-02-01Really great company! Having a company like Green wave distribution to help us make the right decisions and install the radiant floor heating correctly was a god send. They had everything we needed and did a fantastic job :)Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
Gerald MOORE2023-01-27Ordered some snow melt mats from Green wave distribution. They are doing a great job! Big shoutout to Drew who helped with advising the type and explained all the technicalities!Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
Samantha Dean2023-01-26The heat mats were easy to install and the team at Green wave distribution were on hand to help out with any issues or questions we had. If you are looking for underfloor heating, I would highly recommend giving these guys a call!Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
Scott Reed2023-01-24Green wave helped our designer with the CAD designs for our underfloor heating and spent time with out contracted heating engineer explaining how to install everything. great service,highly recommended.
No, at least not until the temperature consistently exceeds 329 degrees Fahrenheit – so no issues with that when it comes to installing radiant heat mats under marble.
Yes, heated marble floors can be an attractive feature for potential buyers. They combine the luxury of marble with the comfort of radiant heating, making spaces more appealing, especially in colder climates.
Radiant heating is generally more efficient than traditional heating methods due to direct heat transfer. Paired with marble’s natural conductivity, due to its high thermal mass, it ensures effective warmth distribution, potentially leading to energy savings in the long run.
The only other additional cost you are likely to encounter when installing radiant heated floor systems is for floor insulation. This can be required for retrofits, remodels or new build projects but only in certain scenarios, such as rooms that are located above an unheated room or rooms that are on concrete slabs.