Electric radiant floor heating · STEP HEAT

Comfort starts
under your feet.

Gentle, even warmth from self-regulating heating elements installed beneath your flooring.

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Child and puppy lying on a wood floor
Conceptual comparison of localized conventional heating and distributed STEP Heat radiant floor heating.
Technology designed for comfort

Warmth where you live.

STEP HEAT carbon-polymer elements adjust their output according to their temperature. This self-regulation works with thermostat control to distribute warmth and limit hot spots.

01 / DISTRIBUTE

A large heating surface

Heating mats spread warmth beneath the flooring instead of concentrating it along cables.

02 / ADJUST

Output that adapts

As the element’s temperature rises, its heat output decreases. The thermostat controls the desired temperature.

03 / INTEGRATE

A discreet system

The heating elements operate without fans or mechanical moving parts.

Heat distribution

A broader heating surface.

Thermal comparison: other radiant systems at 54.4 °C with 2–5% coverage; STEP HEAT at 27.2 °C with 50–60% coverage or more.
Comparison adapted from the manufacturer’s illustration. Temperatures converted from 130 °F to 54.4 °C and from 81 °F to 27.2 °C. Values reflect the conditions of this demonstration.
STEP HEAT heating elements installed beneath flooring
STEP HEAT elements beneath the floor covering.
Renovation and new construction

Your flooring.
Your comfort.

The elements can be used in assemblies with tile, stone, laminate, wood, carpet and concrete. Compatibility depends on the flooring, underlayment and installation method.

Tile and stoneWood and laminateCarpetConcrete

An assembly designed for your project

System selection considers the room’s heat loss, insulation and flooring temperature limits. The power supply, thermostat and electrical protection are selected together.

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From idea to installation

Three steps to get started.

01

Describe the room

Prepare a dimensioned plan, the available area, flooring type and intended use.

02

Define your needs

Specify whether you need supplemental comfort or primary heating. A heat-loss assessment determines the required output.

03

Plan the installation

Review the assembly details and manufacturer’s instructions with the installer and electrician.

Your project starts here

Let’s discuss your needs.

Send our team your plans or photos, the area to be heated and the building’s location.

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