Do-It-Yourself Kits
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DIY Radiant Floor Heating Systems
Our do-it-yourself hydronic radiant heating systems are professionally designed to help DIYers install custom radiant heating with confidence.
Do-it-yourself kits
DIY Radiant Heating Kits Shipped Nationwide
Tackling a radiant heating installation yourself doesn’t have to be intimidating. Janes Radiant works with you to select and customize the right hydronic kit for your project, without cutting corners or leaving you to figure out the details alone. You get a complete professional-grade system at a do-it-yourself price, backed by real guidance from people who know radiant heating inside and out.
Custom Design Your Radiant Heating System
Your Janes Radiant dedicated expert will work with you to customize a system for your project. Whether you're constructing a pole barn, renovating a house, or building a multi-story home, we will collaborate with you to design a heating system and provide detailed instructions to install it yourself.
Our Radiant Heating Kits Come Ready to Install
Our radiant floor heating kits are customized for your specific project. We pre-assemble, test, and ship directly to you. From our initial rough-in package to final boiler and mechanical delivery, our complete installation guides and loop layouts make it quick and easy to install right out of the box, even without hydronic experience. Whether you're a beginner or an expert, Janes Radiant provides you with phone support throughout the process.
What to expect from us
- Free Consultation
- Full System Design
- Detailed Installation Guide
- Unlimited Tech Support
- Pre-Assembled and Tested
- PEX Tubing with Layout Schematic
- Pre-Wired Mechanical Panels
- No Missing Components, No Guesswork
- Ships Directly to You
Where Can I Use Hydronic Radiant Heating
You can install radiant heating in a wide range of projects. We have developed DIY radiant kits for pole barns, quail farms, greenhouses, outdoor patios, snowmelts, shops, new homes, and existing structures. If you want it heated, give us a call!
Amphitheater Seating
This DIY project was used to create warmed seating as customers as they sit and enjoy a lighted art installation.
Greenhouses
Radiant heating can maintain consistent soil temperatures for optimal growing conditions year-round.
Shops & Garages
Radiant heating keeps your shop warm and dry, making it ideal for year-round work and drying gear after use.
Pole Barnes & Barndominiums
Customers choose radiant heating for pole barns and barndominiums to efficiently warm large spaces with even comfort.
Snowmelt
Snowmelt systems keep the driveway ice and snow-free in the winter, even after a heavy snow in a mountain pass.
Home Heating
Enjoy quality comfort from a radiant heating system as a whole-home solution that provides even, luxurious warmth.
How Does Radiant Heating Get Installed?
There are different methods for installing radiant floors, depending on the stage of your build or remodel. These are the top 4 methods, click below to see more ideas.
Concrete Slab
The most efficient method of installation as it will heat the whole slab beneath your home or project.
Gypcrete Pour
This method is like a concrete slab, but gypsum is lighter and poured in a thin layer, making it ideal for multi-level projects.
Panel System
If your home is existing or already framed and you are trying to avoid adding too much height, an aluminum panel system is an easy, low-profile solution.
Staple Up
Great for existing homes with a crawl space or multi-story projects. Insulation is placed below to ensure proper heating performance.
Getting Started
Ready to move forward? Here’s an idea of what we will talk about. You don’t need all the answers yet; we will work with you to lock them in and customize a system that fits your project.
Project Type
Is this a new build or remodel? What’s the square footage? Do you want multiple heating zones?
Heat Fuel Source
Do you want to use gas, propane, or electricity to heat your water?
What’re You Heating
Do you want to heat only the water for radiant heating, or do you want domestic water heating capabilities as well?
Customer Install Highlights
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the benefits of self-installation?
Installing your own in-floor heating system saves you between 40% and 60% on installation costs. Furthermore, Janes Radiant provides each customer with a detailed custom lay-out schematic and expert technical support so that you can install your own system with ease.
Is radiant heat only for new construction?
No, radiant heat isn’t limited to new construction. There are installation methods that make retrofitting a system into an existing structure possible, and you can still benefit from the energy efficiency. We would encourage you to schedule a consultation; one of our design specialists is available to answer any questions you have.
What kind of flooring works with radiant heating?
Radiant heating works best with most floor coverings, ideally low R-value flooring types such as concrete, wood, tile, and laminate. Carpeting is possible, but we suggest you discuss this with one of our radiant heating design experts, who can work with you on the specifications you will need to consider.
How is the water heated in a radiant system?
The water used for radiant heating is heated by either a boiler, a hot water tank, or a heat pump. The different systems offer great flexibility in fuel choices for heating the water used in the system, including electricity, oil, propane, or natural gas. Visit our systems page to learn more, or contact a Janes representative to talk through the options.
Can my radiant system also heat water for my sinks and showers?
Yes! We should start by saying that radiant heating systems should be closed-loop, meaning the water in your floor should stay separated from drinking water. That being said, there are various options for heating domestic hot water, from combi boilers to add-on tanks. Contact a Janes representative to learn what would work best for your project.
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