QuietWarmth 7.5 Sq Ft - 1.5' x 5' Radiant Heat for Floating Floors - 120V

This product is pretty simple to use and install. I slipped it over padding and under click an lock flooring, in a room on the cement slab of my house. The padding was so I didn't spend a ton heating up my concrete. This was easy to install during a remodel and when I connected it to a thermostat, it worked without any issues. One of the nice features of heated floors, is that if your room commonly feels cold, the heated floor will also heat up the room. My downstairs used to be cold compared to the upstairs. The rooms I've put heated floors in, no longer feel cold.

I like the efficiency of this, I use it as a portable floor heater. It’s great for warming shoes, and for my dogs bed.I like this brand of heat strip. It’s warm from edge to edge, end to end. No cold spots. It’s between a piece of OSB with laminate on top. I like that it does not heat hot the temperature is warm to bare feet I like that.I’m planning on purchasing a longer length for use on my camper floor, with new laminate on top.I highly recommend.

I like this product. I've had just over 1 sq-m installed under a floating cork floor in a small basement bathroom for two years now. The panels cover about 1/3 of the floor, the rest is sink and toilet. The printed panels provide a much more even heat than the wired ones. However, they don't provide *significant* heat.The spec is 12W per sq-ft. So for my roughly 11 sq=ft I can expect about 130W max. That's two incandescent light bulbs worth of heat. Imagine how warm your bathroom will feel if you leave two light bulbs on overnight - not very... The issue is that older floating floors could not take the heat. Now they can. Ideally QuietWarmth will come out with a panel that puts out closer to 25W/sq-ft.Still, our floor is much warmer than it used to be. I used insulating underlayment across the entire floor. With the panels on 24-7 the floor hits 20C. (To those of you in the third world that's about 68 Freedom Degrees). It's nice on bare feet when you step out of the shower.Last thing, I was foolish enough to buy an expensive temperature sensing controller. Don't do it. A simple light switch is all you need. I keep the floor on during the winter and off during the summer.

Easy install, great instructions and we LOVE the warm floor!!

Follow the directions, treat it gently during installation, and you will be rewarded with toasty floors. When you get it, go on their website and download the PDF instructions. Easy.You need to buy a thermostat with a temperature sensor. I bought the cheapest one ($17) and it works.

I installed this in our RV and it worked fantastic. The heating mats are very thin and worked great under luxury vinyl click lock flooring planks that I purchased from builddirect.com. I connected the mats to a Nuheat thermostat that I had left from a project years ago and it is working great. When we connect to shore power our toes are toasty and we do not have to run the gas furnace.

It says cut to size, after plugging it in to verify everything works heat is only in center of mat working only 8” wide. Second it’s not even a quiet warmth problem product like it show in pictures. And I talked to a rep and find out it is not fully made in the USA

I sent it back would not work for what I wanted it for