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Radiant Floor HeatersAnother benefit of radiant floor heating is its efficiency. This is actually one of the most efficient ways to heat your home and will save hundreds of dollars in operating costs annually over a forced air heating system. Radiant floor heating requires less energy to maintain a comfortable temperature, so it does not need to run as often as other heating systems. Most radiant floor heating systems are controlled by a programmable thermostat for added energy efficiency. The thermostat can be programmed for lower temperatures when you are away or sleeping and don’t need as much heating. Unlike forced air heating systems, there is no blower in radiant floor heating systems. Consequently, there is no blower sound. The quietness of radiant floor heating adds even more comfort and peacefulness to the home. Blowers also have the added disadvantage of adding dust to the home. This can be a real problem in families where allergies are an issue. Homes with radiant floor heating require less frequent dusting than homes with forced air heating. Radiant floor heating can be put under virtually any flooring type including but not limited to tile, stone and hardwood floors. While radiant floor heating systems can be the primary form of heating for an entire home, they can also be installed in specific rooms or zones where they can have a lot of impact. Bathrooms are one of the most popular areas for radiant floor heating. Cold tile can be jarring in the morning or after a warm shower. Because bathrooms often have a lot of tile, the whole room can get chilly. Radiant floor heating fixes this problem. Basements are another common place for radiant floor heating because they are often much colder than the rest of the home. Radiant floor heating ensures even the coldest room will be warm and cozy 24/7. Even if you only want to put radiant floor heating in one room in your home, it’s worth it. Radiant floor heating is perfect for any room because it requires no ductwork, vents or bulky equipment. In fact, the only thing you will see of the radiant floor equipment is the thermostat. Once you live with radiant floor heating, you’ll be spoiled by the warmth and coziness it affords. The only problem is, it could be hard to go back. Part 1: Benefits of Radiant Floor Heating
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