StickyMat System – 200W/m²
A high-output Warmup StickyMat electric underfloor heating system delivering 220W/m², designed for tiled floors in bathrooms and high heat-demand areas where fast warm-up is required.
Do you want to understand how heating mats work and how to install them? Read our StickyMat Underfloor Heating Guide for installation tips, build-up advice and system comparisons.
If you are deciding between 150W and 220W systems, read our StickyMat Running Costs + Best Options Guide, and our StickyMat Electric Underfloor Heating Guide for help choosing the best option. Our heat loss calculator will help you figure out what system to get and how much it will cost.
Product Description
The Warmup StickyMat System 220W/m² is a high-performance electric underfloor heating solution specifically designed for tiled floors in areas with higher heat demand, such as bathrooms, en-suites, kitchens, and wet rooms.
With a powerful 220W/m² heat output, this system delivers rapid warm-up times and strong thermal performance, making it ideal for rooms with higher heat loss or where quick comfort is required.
The heating cable is pre-spaced and fixed to a self-adhesive mesh mat, allowing the mat to be rolled out directly onto the prepared subfloor. This ensures consistent heat distribution and significantly reduces installation time compared to loose wire systems, particularly in regular-shaped rooms.
The StickyMat system is installed directly into tile adhesive or a self-levelling compound, creating a robust, long-lasting heating solution beneath ceramic, porcelain, or natural stone tiles. When installed with appropriate insulation and controls, it can be used as primary or secondary heating, depending on room insulation and heat loss calculations.
👉 Refer to our Underfloor Heating Compatibility Guide and Electric Underfloor Heating Collection Guide for full installation planning.
Key Features & Benefits
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High Heat Output – 220W/m² for fast warm-up and strong performance
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Self-Adhesive Mesh Mat – Quick, secure installation
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Pre-Spaced Heating Cable – Even heat distribution
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Ideal for Bathrooms & Wet Rooms – Designed for higher heat demand
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Low Build Height – Installed directly into adhesive or leveller
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Suitable for Tiled Floors – Ceramic, porcelain, and natural stone
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Maintenance-Free – No moving parts or servicing required
Suitable Applications
Warmup StickyMat 220W/m² is ideal for:
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Bathrooms and en-suites
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Wet rooms
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Kitchens with tiled floors
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Areas with higher heat loss
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Regular-shaped rooms
For irregular room layouts or areas with many fixtures, a loose wire or heated decoupling system may be more suitable.
Flooring Compatibility
Compatible floor finishes:
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Ceramic tiles
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Porcelain tiles
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Natural stone
Not suitable for laminate, vinyl, carpet, or engineered wood flooring.
👉 Refer to our Underfloor Heating Compatibility Guide for full advice.
Installation Overview
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Roll out the StickyMat onto a prepared subfloor
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Cut the mesh (never the cable) to turn the mat
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Embed in tile adhesive or self-levelling compound
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Install tiles directly above
Correct insulation beneath the system is essential for efficiency and performance.
Short Comparison
Warmup StickyMat 220W/m² vs Lower-Output Heating Mats
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220W/m² StickyMat
Best for bathrooms, wet rooms, and higher heat-loss areas, offering fast warm-up and strong output. -
150W–200W/m² Heating Mats
Better suited to living areas or well-insulated rooms where steady background heating is sufficient.
Tip: Higher wattage does not always mean better — choose the output based on room heat loss and insulation.
StickyMat vs Ecofloor vs Loose Wire – Which System Should I Choose?
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StickyMat Heating Systems
Best for tiled bathrooms and high heat-demand areas where fast warm-up is required. The self-adhesive mesh allows quick installation in regular-shaped rooms. -
Ecofloor Heating Cable Mats
Ideal for tiled living spaces and kitchens where steady, even heat is needed. A great balance between performance and efficiency in well-insulated, regular-shaped rooms. -
Loose Wire Heating Systems
Best for irregular room layouts or areas with fixtures such as toilets, basins, or islands. Offers maximum flexibility where precise coverage is required.
Tip: Choose your system based on room shape and heat demand, not just wattage.
Refer to our Electric Underfloor Heating Collection Guide for full system comparisons and installation advice.
Recommended Installation Components
For best performance, faster heat-up times and long-term reliability, we recommend installing Warmup StickyMat heating systems with the following components:
- ECOMAX-LITE or tile insulation boards — reduce heat loss and improve efficiency
- Flexible tile adhesive or levelling compound — required to embed heating mats safely
- Flexel Touch WiFi Thermostat — smart heating control with programmable schedules
- Heatmiser Slimline-E Thermostat — simple and dependable programmable control
- Floor probe sensor — protects flooring and optimises comfort
What is the warranty? The Warmup StickyMat System (including 200W/m² and 220W/m² variants) comes with a Lifetime Limited Warranty. This guarantees the heating system for the duration of your time in the property, provided it is registered with Warmup within 30 days of purchase and installed by a qualified contractor.
Key warranty details include:
SafetyNet™ Installation Guarantee: If the StickyMat is accidentally damaged during installation (before being covered by tile adhesive or screed), Warmup will replace it free of charge.
Coverage: The warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship under normal use.
Conditions: The system must be installed in accordance with the provided installation manual and building regulations.
Note on Thermostats: While the mat itself has a lifetime warranty, Warmup thermostats (like the 6iE or Element) generally come with a 3-year warranty, which can be upgraded to a 12-year warranty if installed with a Warmup heater.
Comparing heating mats or planning installation?
Our StickyMat & EcoFloor Heating Mats Guide explains floor build-up, installation and best uses. You can also review real usage examples in the Heating Mats Running Costs Guide, then compare systems in our Electric Underfloor Heating Systems Guide.

