Warmup Heating Mats

Measure the floor area you actually want heated and compare it to the mat sizes shown, common options here include 1.5, 2, 2.5, 3, 3.5, 4, 6 and 10 m². Subtract the footprint of fixed sanitaryware (bath, toilet, fitted cupboards) and select a mat that matches or is slightly smaller than that heated area; a small ensuite that needs about 2 m² of heating would suit the 2 m² StickyMat. The filter options in our range (coverage bands 0–3, 3.1–6, 9.1–12 m²) help narrow the choice quickly. If your heated area falls between sizes, you normally choose the next size down to avoid heating under fixed fittings.

The number describes the heat output per square metre, 200 W/m² delivers more heat per m² than 150 W/m². The catalogue mainly lists 200 W/m² mats (ideal where you need stronger, quicker warmth, such as a chilly bathroom), while a 150 W/m² mat appears for lower-demand situations or well-insulated floors. If you want a primary heat source in a cold bathroom, the 200 W/m² is the safer bet; the 150 W/m² suits milder rooms or where underfloor heating is supplementary.

Yes, Warmup offers a StickyMat 3D System designed to work alongside the underfloor StickyMat to create a 360° sense of warmth. That combination is useful if you want warmth at both floor and wall level, warming the area around a towel rail or behind a vanity to reduce cold spots. The two systems are complementary, so you can design both floor and selective wall heating for a uniform feel.

Underfloor heating gives a clean, minimal finish and helps free wall space because you no longer need bulky radiators, which the product text highlights as a main benefit. For many bathrooms the higher-output 200 W/m² mats will be sufficient as the primary heat source, allowing you to dispense with a radiator or towel rail and use the wall area for cabinetry instead. If you have a large or poorly insulated room, bear in mind higher heat demand and consider the power rating and coverage when planning to remove traditional radiators.

Prices shown range with size, a 1.5 m² 200 W/m² StickyMat is included in our range at about the current product price, a 2 m² at the current product price, and a 10 m² kit at the current product price. Per-metre cost falls as the kit gets bigger, so larger coverage tends to be more economical per square metre; the 10 m² kit works out markedly cheaper per m² than the smallest kits. Use the product list to compare the exact sizes you need and pick the kit that gives the best balance of coverage and value for your room.