The components of a radiant heating system change depending on the type of system, but most systems include the following components:

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Both hydronic and electric heating systems have their own advantages and disadvantages. The best type of heating for your home depends on your individual needs and budget. If you are looking for the most efficient and comfortable radiant heating system, hydronic is the way to go for whole homes or large spaces.

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WCS is a simpler and more efficient alternative. It is a single point of contact for the entire heating system, including design, coordination, and shipment. All products were chosen and optimized to work in harmony for maximum peformance. Warmboard has designed the whole system, so they have the insights to answer any questions you may have.

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Provide Warmboard with the floor plans for your project. Our in-house engineers will then perform a comprehensive heat loss analysis and make a customized design for you.

This video shows how a hydronic radiant heating system works by heating the floor when a thermostat senses the drop in temperature. The heat from the floor warms the objects and people in the room, creating a more comfortable and even heating experience. The components on the system work together to keep the whole home heated by distributing the right temperature on each room.

Here is an example of the components of the Warmboard Comfort System™,  a simpler, more efficient, and faster way to install a hydronic radiant in-floor heating system.

It is a type of heating system that warms objects directly, rather than warming the air. This makes them more efficient and comfortable than traditional forced-air heating systems.

The most common installation for these heating systems is in-floor. There are two main types of radiant floor heating systems: hydronic and electric.

Radiant heating systems work by heating a surface, such as the floor, ceiling or walls. The heat from the surface is then radiated into the room, warming the objects and people in the room. Learn more about the benefits of radiant heat.