Warmzone Blog

You might be surprised to learn what a wide diversity of applications radiant heaters can be used in, an added bonus to its affordability and efficiency. Radiant heaters can be used in a number of applications, including in tiled areas, hardwood flooring, carpeted areas, cement floors, basements, and garages.

You see, radiant heaters are a type of heater that warms objects instead of air. Radiant heat uses objects, such as the floor, to heat a home. The air in the room is warmed when it comes into contact with the warmed objects. Heat loss is reduced and the radiant heat remains in the lower part of the room, warmer near feet level and slightly less so at head level, creating the perfect climate for comfort.

In today’s housing market, it’s not a bad idea to add value to your home in new and innovative ways. For example, don’t just think about renovating a bathroom, consider using radiant heaters to warm towel racks in the bathroom, or a heated floor. Can you think of anything cozier on a chilly winter morning than toasty toes when you step out of the shower?

Radiant Heaters Tip: Whether you’re building a new home or updating your current home, you owe it to yourself to check out the comfort that radiant heat has to offer