Radiant Floor Heating Even Comfort, No Drafts
Warm floors. Quiet rooms. Consistent temps. WBI’s hydronic radiant panels bring quick response and low-temperature performance that pairs perfectly with modern heat pumps.
Warm floors. Quiet rooms. Consistent temps. WBI’s hydronic radiant panels bring quick response and low-temperature performance that pairs perfectly with modern heat pumps.
Radiant floor heating warms surfaces first, so rooms feel comfortable sooner without fans or duct noise. It’s a simple idea with premium results: steady, even temperatures and floors that feel great year-round.
A compact heat source often a modern heat pump warms water that circulates through PEX tubing. That gentle heat radiates through panels beneath the finished floor, bringing quiet, even warmth to the space.
The right path depends on build-up tolerance, existing surfaces, timeline, and heat source.
(most remodels & upstairs)
(basements & existing concrete)
Not sure which to choose? Start My Project and we’ll recommend the best fit.
Answer a few quick questions about your floors, subfloor or slab, and timeline. We’ll recommend the right panel, spacing, and next steps no guesswork.
Will radiant floor heating work with a heat pump?
Yes. Hydronic radiant excels at lower water temperatures, making it an excellent match for modern heat pumps.
How much height does it add?
Depends on the panel and covering. ThermalBoard offers the slimmest profiles; RadiantBoard balances responsiveness and height. We’ll guide the choice.
Can I put it over my concrete basement floor?
Yes. Our over-slab panel + insulation options help reduce downward heat loss and improve response in basements and bonus rooms.
What floor coverings can I use?
Tile/stone and engineered wood are common. Many vinyls and laminates work—always check the flooring manufacturer’s guidance and follow all recommendations; some laminates require separation from the heat source.
Do you provide design assistance?
Yes—We offer full panel design services.
Share a few details and we’ll outline panel counts, spacing, and an installation path that fits your timeline.