There are many different applications of radiant heat. The most common residential systems use a small low pressure high efficiency boiler to heat water and transfer the heat through tubing embedded in an area such as a floor. The use of water to transfer the heat is called Hydronics. Radiant heat systems can use natural gas, propane, solar, wood, oil, or electric for operation. We can determine the most cost efficient source for operation in your area. To explore in detail the benefits of various heating system types, go to one of these pages; Hydronic In-Floor Heat Electric Radiant Heat   For a in depth explanation of radiant panel heating and cooling, download this pdf file provided by the Radiant Panel Association. Radiant Panel Heating and Cooling downloadable pdf file Don't have Adobe Acrobat? Download the free software now.   Baseboard Heat can be an alternative if Hydronic or electric in-floor heating is not an option. Panel Radiators can add spot heat in a bedroom or bathroom or heat an entire room, there are many shapes, colors and sizes. Towel Warmers, with a variety of styles and sizes to choose from, towel warmers are a perfect choice when seeking a combination of style, utility and comfort. Snow and Ice Melt Systems can be hydronic or electric. Walkways, steep driveways, ramps and areas where you do not want to shovel snow are perfect for this application.