INTRODUCING HEATBOARD SYSTEMS

A SMART WAY TO HEAT YOUR TILE

TESTIMONIALS

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Phil Green
General Contractor

"Had this been installed with another method the chance of collateral damage to the floor heat system would have been greater."

To read Phil's full product review in Floor Covering Installer magazine, click here.

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Heated floor that's smart.

The average person cannot afford the energy bill of an electric heated floor. Most heated floors require a lot of kilowatt hours to warm and maintain a comfortably warm tile floor. The energy is wasted on the hours it takes to heat the substrate before the tile gets warm. HeatBoard is insulated with polyiso which has the highest R-Value per cubic inch than any other building material on the market. This keeps the cold below and let's the energy just heat the tile. Warm your floor in minutes and maintain warmth with a fraction of the energy cost.

By the way, contractors love it because they can install tile in the same day. Most heat cables require a screed or self-level that needs to cure for 2-3 days before tiling. Why wait? Buy HeatBoard.

Meet the developer of HeatBoard, Cory Rundle

Learn about the fire performance and R-value of Polyiso

HeatBoard 30"x36" .47" thick 7.5sf

HeatBoard Sample 6"x6"

120V HeatBoard Kit

240V HeatBoard Kit

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Feel free to contact us with any questions, requests or concerns. We love hearing from our customers and are happy to help. If you need help with estimating how much heat you need, feel free to email Cory with a sketch of your floor with measurements. Please mark where you would like your thermostat. Be sure to include cabinets, commode, tub, shower, etc. Voltage requirements (240V or 120V) depend on how much room you have in the breaker box and how many square feet of heat you will have on a single thermostat. If you don't want to provide a sketch, simply figure how many square feet of heat you want, how many square of tile area, and how many thermostats you want to control the areas. Ask an electrician to make sure you have room in the breaker box.