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What Are Radiant Floor Heating Zones?

The majority of radiant floor heating systems installed have multiple zones.

Zoning controls the delivery of heat to a particular area of the floor by either controlling the flow of water (where the water temperature remains constant, but the amount of time it is "on" in an area varies), the temperature of the water, or a combination of both.

Areas of the floor plan can have different heating needs due to what a room is used for, how often a room is used, and even what floor covering is used.

A qualified radiant floor-heating contractor will handle "zoning" issues in the design phase of the project.

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