Excellent video. We are filming a 123 year old house renovation. We plan on installing heated floors in the bathroom, also. This video has great information. Thanks.

I watched the whole video and I would have normally skipped the part about wiring the tstat and feeding power. You quickly said I’ll hire an electrician to do that and I was like perfect no need to fast forward that part. I’m a licensed electrician and have done that part many times but I’ve never actually laid the flooring myself, so great video.

Thanks for the great vid. Ready now to diy in our new build. Steady as she goes!

Thank you! You did some beautiful work! Inspirational!

You made it look easy peasy this will work great in our 2nd bathroom .. much approaching

Thank you!!! Im a visual learner. This helped.

This is the exact unit and same tile we did in our bathroom!

Excellent work and good tutorial you are so good. I like how neat your work is and the great attention to detail. Really cool man......❤❤

This is amazing!! Hopefully I can do that in the UK without complications...❤👌🏾

Great video!

Your voice is very soothing

Good job, save lots of money and enjoy the play time!

Amazing videoooooo :)

That came out really well! Thank you for this inspiring and very helpful clip. Also, woohoo for not having to use a threshold!

Awesome

Nice job, how many square feet did you install (cable)

Great videos! It's giving me confidence for our own reno coming up. How did you pitch the tiles in the window and nook? Simply additional mortar or was something placed under it?

Can u where u make video how u install the thermostat with the wire and what is a system what warm up the wire

How nice is it!? How nice is that heated floor thooo?

Great vid. I wish you had a follow up video with how its working and how you like it. How warm does it get your bathroom overall? Thanks. 😊

I love the look of the hexagon floor tiles! Where did you do purchase yours?

Nice one how did you finish w a full one brah full and half at the start and finish great job

What model is the toilet bowl? Where did you get it?

When you do heated floors, you shouldn't use them for the first month they're installed. Even though the mortar sets in a day or so, it doesn't fully cure for heating purposes for about a month. Yeah, it's cured for room temperature in a day, though. If you use the heater before the cure is fully done, your tiles will start to split in about a year because your mortar bed has gone bad.

I do wish you had shown how you ran the wire into the junction box or how you ran the sensor to that box. I understand you didn’t want to appear as if you knew electrical, but it would’ve been great to see where the ends died.

What is the final installed height of the heated floor and tile? I have hardwood in the next room, and want to make sure the two surfaces are flush

If you don’t mind me asking, what was the cost to do this?

The dude who put our under floor heating down in the bathroom forgot to secure the toilet pan to the floor and it now wobbles around. I am about to drill through the tiles to secure the toilet pan but I'm worried about getting a shock. What do you suggest? I have heard about strong glue too secure the pan to the tiles which would eliminate the need to drill however I would imagine this is only a temporary solution.

How long does the system take to warm up the tile?

How about the electrical wiring?

Did the grout turn a dirty gray or did it stay black ?

If my bathroom floor is 100sq ft, how do I get more material?

How the wire works?

That small cut tile at 5:57… that’s gonna come up on you or crack at some point. Barely anything under it

Minimum is 3-2-3-2 and so on

How do you mop these floors?

No electrical hookup