Floorizwarm is available through Moreheat.com, Radiantshop.com and through Heatizon’s network of distributors.

Yes. Floorizwarm is highly customizable to the layout of the space — cable spacing can be adjusted to maximize heat output in areas where it’s needed most and minimize or eliminate heating in areas where it isn’t, such as under cabinetry or fixtures. This allows the kit to be configured precisely to the room’s actual layout rather than applying uniform heating across the entire floor area.

Yes. Floorizwarm’s Tuff Cable heating element is embedded in a mortar bed beneath the finished floor surface — the mortar acts as the heatsink, distributing heat evenly across the floor area above. This is the same installation method used for standard Tuff Cable floor heating installations.

Floorizwarm is compatible with tile, stone, slate, hardwood, laminate, engineered flooring, linoleum, vinyl, and carpet — installed wherever a mortar bed is used beneath the floor covering. It is also suitable for shower floors and other wet area applications.

Floorizwarm systems are designed to produce 7.5 to 15 watts per square foot. The lower end of this range is typically specified for comfort floor warming in well-insulated spaces, while the higher end is used where Floorizwarm needs to serve as a more significant heat source for the room — such as a small bathroom or laundry room with greater heat loss. Heatizon configures the wattage for each kit based on the specific room and application.

Floorizwarm carries a 25-year manufacturer warranty — the same warranty length as Tuff Cable, reflecting the fact that Floorizwarm uses the identical Tuff Cable heating element at its core.

Floorizwarm and standard Tuff Cable floor heating use the identical heating element — the difference is packaging and scale. Floorizwarm is a complete, pre-sized kit specifically configured for smaller areas, sold as a single package at a lower price point than ordering Tuff Cable separately for a custom large-area installation. For floor areas larger than a typical kitchen, bathroom, or entryway, a custom-designed Tuff Cable system is the more cost-effective option.

Floorizwarm is Heatizon’s complete, low-voltage radiant floor heating kit designed specifically for smaller and wet areas — kitchens, bathrooms, laundry rooms, entryways, and showers. It uses Tuff Cable, the same low-voltage coated copper heating element used across Heatizon’s larger snow melting and floor heating systems, embedded in a mortar bed beneath the finished floor. Floorizwarm is sold as a complete package — everything needed for the specified area is included.