Is the heat even?

Because the heat starts at the floor and slowly diffuses upward, you feel a gentle, constant warmth, without any cold drafts or corners of the room that are colder than others.

You know, with traditional heating systems (like baseboards or fans), there are often variations: it's warm near the unit, but as soon as you move away from it, you start to shiver. With underfloor heating, the entire surface of the floor acts as a heat source, so no matter where you put your feet, it's comfortable.

And what's really nice is that the heat rises gently, without ever being stuffy or dry. The result: the room is warm, but never too hot, and you don't have any cold spots or unpleasant drafts.

In short, yes, it's uniform, stable, and very pleasant to live in—especially when it's cold outside and you're walking barefoot in the house.