OK, so I goofed. Was told by installers, tile sellers, that ceramic tile (in kitchen, on slab) would take the temperature of the house, and would be like anything else in the house. It's clearly not, and it does wastefully conduct heat to the slab. So I would like to do something about it. Here are the options I am considering:
- Cut the grout lengthwise, scrap under edge of tiles, make enough room for an unshielded wire to slip and be lodged under tile (tiles are
- Option#2: Put a radiant/fan-driven heater panel on toe-kick all around the center island. The problem here is it will have to be customized to the measurements
- Install a radiant panel or two in the ceiling to hit the open floor area in a couple of spots
- Buy a small space heater, with the air directed downwards towards floor.
- Ofcourse I have rugs strewn all around, helps a lot!
- Install vinly flooring over ceramic.
Appreciate comments and feedback.
Thanks and regards, Vijay