There is no way to do that with your budget under any circumstances. Just the materials alone will be much more than that. You would also need multiple dedicated 120 circuits. Likely 3. maybe 4. A 240 circuit would likely need 2 dedicated circuits for that size room. It is a great luxury upgrade. But it is a luxury, with a luxury price tag.

Sorry not happening for your budget and certainly not without the electrical upgraded to support it. IMO electric radiant floors make sense in a bathroom renovation but not in a huge space you would be better off getting aa electric fireplace for heat and a rug.

The cost of the system is only the beginning. Your electric bill for running that large of an electric floor system will quickly dwarf your $1k install cost. IIRC the payback for a gas fired hydronic boiler system is about 3.5 years so a no-brainer in all but the smallest of bathroom remodels.

If you can't afford a hydronic system then you certainly can't afford electric.

$1 K won't be even close. You will need a 220/240 volt system for that large of an area. Keep in mind that most of these electric floor heating systems are not designed to provide anything more than a gently heated tiled floor for comfort, they are not room heating systems. A standard sized bathroom costs between $2,000 - $3,000 by the time it's all said and done.

All you guys are trying to do is show how expensive it is. No solutions. I just need to warm the tile, did I say I was heating the room? Last thing I would do is hire a gouger like any of these "pros" lol. I am having it done with a fellow DIYer.. Yes it would cost $3k with your 150% markup on material for a one day job. No thanks.

I am doing a portion of the room with warm tile and it'll cost $850 for the material. So boo on you.

No need to "boo on you". The cost I quoted assumes a high quality system installed by professional trades, licensed electrician and electrical permit. If you wish to ignore this then so be it.

You want a solution?

Save your money & buy a pair of Crocs!

IMPO

SR

For floor warming, easy install, try https://www.warmfloor.com/ low voltage self regulating mats. I did this in several bathrooms and it works great.

Bob