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An electric underfloor heating mat partially unrolled across a concrete subfloor
An electric underfloor heating mat partially unrolled across a concrete subfloor

Sample listing. Specification and pricing shown here are illustrative while the real catalogue is loaded. Ask us for a current quote on the actual material.

Heated flooring

Electric underfloor heating mat

150 W/m² mat with a floor sensor and programmable thermostat

$189per kit

In stock

21.5 sq ft per box

Size and colour

Covers about 21.5 sq ft$189

How much you need depends on the room, and what it costs to fit depends on what is behind the wall. Build the list here and send it for a quote — we check the amounts against the room and price the materials and the work together.

About this material

A mat system for bathrooms, kitchens, and entries. Coverage is calculated on free floor area — the space under a vanity or a fixed cabinet should not be heated.

The floor sensor goes between two heating runs, not on top of one, and the cable is tested for continuity before installation, after installation, and again after tiling.

Where it belongs

  • Bathroom floors
  • Kitchen floors
  • Entries

Specifications

Output
150 W/m²
Supply
120 V
Installation
Embedded in levelling compound under tile
Electrical work
Final connection by a licensed electrician

Suitability

  • Walls — not suitable
  • Floors — suitable
  • Wet areas — suitable
  • Underfloor heating — suitable
  • Outdoor — not suitable

Delivery and pickup

Shipping
Boxed. Standard courier. Shipping policy
Pickup
Available. We confirm a collection time once the order is ready.
Returns
Unopened boxes from stocked lines are returnable; made-to-order material is not. Returns policy

Goes with it

The parts of the assembly this material depends on. Ordering them together avoids the mid-project discovery that the mortar is wrong for the format.

Seen in

Rooms specified with this

Each room says which surface this material went on there, and lists everything that went in alongside it, so you can see it in the position you are considering and order the whole assembly rather than assembling it yourself.

All spaces