Add Radiant Floor Heat Without a Slab Pour
Low-profile hydronic panel options install over an existing subfloor or slab, helping control floor build-up for kitchens, baths, additions, basements and whole-home remodels.
Low-profile hydronic panel options install over an existing subfloor or slab, helping control floor build-up for kitchens, baths, additions, basements and whole-home remodels.
Skip extensive demolition and long downtime. Our panels install over existing subfloors or slabs, adding minimal height while bringing quiet, even heat to kitchens, baths, basements, and whole-home projects.
Quick hits:
The right path depends on build-up tolerance, existing surfaces, timeline, and heat source.
(most remodels)
(basements, garages & existing concrete slabs)
Not sure which path fits? Quote My Remodel Panels – we’ll recommend the right Remodel Panels.
Answer a few quick questions about your space, floor covering, and timeline. We’ll recommend the right WBI panel, spacing, and next steps no guesswork.
Will radiant make my floors too tall?
We offer slim build-up options designed for remodels. We’ll help you choose a profile that keeps door and trim clearances in spec.
Can I install radiant over my existing slab?
Yes. Our over-slab panel + insulation options help reduce downward heat loss and improve response in basements and bonus rooms.
Will it work with a heat pump?
Yes. Panels are designed for lower water temperatures, making them an excellent match for modern heat pumps.
Is demolition required?
Typically minimal. Over-subfloor and over-slab panels often install without major tear-out.
Can I use laminate or vinyl?
Many products work—but 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—panel takeoffs, spacing, and water-temperature guidance.
Share a few details and we’ll outline panel counts, spacing, and an installation path that fits your timeline.