Warmup supplies New Zealand’s trusted electric underfloor heating solutions, from undertile bathroom systems to full-home inslab installations. Energy-efficient, straightforward to install, and backed by a strong guarantee.
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Underfloor Heating wire laid in Kiwi homes
Warmup has been supplying electric underfloor heating systems to homes and commercial properties across New Zealand for years, drawing on more than 30 years of global heating expertise. The result is steady, radiant warmth that starts at the floor and spreads evenly through the room.
Radiant floor heating turns the floor itself into a gentle heat source, so a room feels warm the moment you walk in. There’s no fan noise, no blown air and no cold patches. As the heat rises from underfoot rather than from the ceiling, it holds a comfortable temperature while using less energy — and helps cut down on the dampness and condensation common in older Kiwi homes.
Whether you’re renovating a bathroom in Wellington or building a new home in Hamilton, Warmup has an underfloor heating system to suit the job. Our New Zealand-based team provides on-the-ground support from specification through to installation, and every system pairs with a Warmup thermostat — including WiFi-enabled controllers with app-based scheduling on premium models.
Why New Zealand homeowners, builders and electricians choose Warmup:
Warmup isn’t a new name in New Zealand. Our systems have been specified and installed in homes, apartments and commercial properties nationwide, backed by more than 32 years of global underfloor heating experience.
Every system is manufactured to international quality standards and comes with an industry-leading guarantee — among the strongest cover available in the New Zealand underfloor heating market.
Free Technical Support
New Zealand-based support team available before, during and after installation.
Lifetime Warranty
The longest guarantee in the New Zealand underfloor heating market (for undertile heating)
Safety Net Installation Guarantee
If a system is damaged during installation, Warmup replaces it free of charge. (Ts&Cs apply)
Most Warmup systems can be installed by an electrician in a single day. Here is how it works:
Step 1: Choose Your System
Select the Warmup system that suits your floor type and room size. Use the sizing guide or call the New Zealand team for a recommendation.
Step 2: Plan and Install
A registered electrician lays the heating mat or cable beneath your floor covering and connects it to your chosen thermostat. Most bathroom installations take less than a day.
Step 3: Set and Enjoy
Programme your thermostat to your household’s routine. Your floors are warm when you need them and off when you don’t — comfort without wasted energy.
The Warmup Auckland team installed undertile heating in 80 bathrooms and one penthouse within a prestigious high-end apartment development in Parnell, Auckland. The project was designed to deliver optimal comfort and energy-efficient, even warmth, ensuring cosy mornings and toasty evenings all year round.
In 2020, the Warmup ANS team installed 190 integrated wet room systems in the International – the apartment building in Auckland CBD that delivers a luxurious living experience. Only the best materials were used – Ardex waterproofing membrane, Warmup undertile heating and Warmup thermostats TH115, Marmox wedge shower bases, and custom single panel shower glass.
This elegant showhome features 𝗪𝗮𝗿𝗺𝘂𝗽 𝗨𝗻𝗱𝗲𝗿𝘁𝗶𝗹𝗲 𝗛𝗲𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗴 installed in the bathrooms, delivering luxurious comfort with every step. The Warmup Auckland team installed Undertile heating adding a touch of everyday indulgence while maintaining a sleek, seamless aesthetic. Designed for both style and functionality, it’s the ideal upgrade for modern living.
The Warmup Auckland team installed Warmup’s waterproofed shower system and undertile heating in these elegant resort-style apartments, a captivating landmark in the heart of Auckland.
Warmup’s BRANZ appraised waterproofed shower system has integrated the following quality components to create a stylish and durable wetroom.
• Warmup WPM750 sheet membrane (waterproofing)
• Marmox ready-to-tile over pre-formed shower bases
• A custom tranquillity shower drain FDT1800
• Warmup undertile heating (with a lifetime warranty)
The Sebel Hotel in Lower Hutt, Wellington is scheduled to open in December 2021.
The Warmup Wellington team in partnership with Tile & Style has installed acoustic insulation, and exterior and interior waterproofing in this project for Watts & Hughes Construction.
Waterproofing sheet membrane and acoustic mats have been installed in the bathrooms and kitchen areas of 60 hotel rooms.
Warmup’s waterproofed shower system and underfloor heating were installed in these 5 private luxury apartments by the Warmup Auckland team. Warmup’s BRANZ appraised waterproofed shower system has integrated the following quality components to create a stylish and durable wetroom.
The Warmup Auckland team installed 76 bathrooms and ensuites with waterproofing and acoustics insulation in the laundry, kitchen, scullery, and entry areas in each apartment in the new Beach and Cavalli Apartment Building.
For this job, the Warmup specialists used these products:
Each bathroom features Tranquillity bathroom accessories such as heated towel rails, hooks, and paper holders. Each apartment has got a popular Moderno Carbon Infrared Heater installed on the balcony, so the homeowners can enjoy the outdoors all year round.
Beach and Cavalli is an iconic and luxurious investment that includes 38 deluxe, large apartments. The building is situated in the popular Long Bay, only a few minutes from the beautiful beach.
Warmup installed 130 waterproofed shower systems and waterproofed all public areas in the beautiful and reputable 4-star Rydges Wellington Airport Hotel. While installing our wetroom systems, we used modern building products such as Ardex waterproofing membrane, Marmox shower bases, and insulation boards for the shower floor. Warmup’s wetroom systems are reliable, cost-effective, require low maintenance, and are quick to install. They are the best option not only for hotels but for many other commercial properties.
Join the growing number of New Zealand homeowners who’ve made the switch to Warmup electric underfloor heating. Now’s the time to install Warmup underfloor heating and enjoy consistent, comfortable warmth from the ground up. No cold spots, no bulky heaters—just a home that feels right all season long.
A: Cost depends on room size, system type and whether a registered electrician is carrying out the install. For a bathroom of 5–8 square metres, a complete undertile system including thermostat is estimated to fall between $700 and $1,200 NZD — this figure was scaled from Warmup AU’s published AUD range and has not been confirmed against actual NZ retail pricing.
A: Modern electric underfloor heating is one of the more energy-efficient ways to heat a room. Paired with a thermostat and a sensible schedule, a heated bathroom floor is estimated to cost roughly 15 to 40 cents per day to run, though this has not been checked against current NZ electricity rates and should be verified before publishing.
30 cents per day to run.
A: Warmup offers systems designed for every floor type common in New Zealand homes, including tile, stone, timber, laminate and carpet.
A: This depends on the system type and floor covering. Undertile systems under ceramic tile typically reach a comfortable temperature within roughly 25 to 45 minutes from a cold start.
A: Yes. Under New Zealand electrical safety regulations, a registered electrician must carry out the final connections to the thermostat and power supply.
A: It can help. Keeping floor surfaces consistently warm reduces the cold surfaces that contribute to condensation, supporting a drier, more comfortable room. Note: New Zealand’s Healthy Homes Standards set specific requirements for a fixed heater in the main living room, based on a calculated heating capacity (checked against MBIE’s Heating Assessment Tool) — Warmup has not confirmed whether underfloor heating meets this specific legal definition, so this FAQ should not claim or imply Healthy Homes compliance. Confirm with a compliance specialist before making any regulatory claim on the live site.
A: For most homeowners, yes. It adds everyday comfort in bathrooms, kitchens and living areas, and is increasingly specified in new builds and renovations nationwide.
