Warmboard-R is a 13/16” thick panel that provides the same superior radiant heat performance of 1-1/8” thick Warmboard radiant subfloor panel.

This slimmer profile combined with an easier to handle panel size, is ideal for remodels and renovations where the full structural strength of 1-1/8” Warmboard is not required.

When there are specific project limitations, such as floor height, the smaller panel dimensions and reduced thickness of Warmboard-R allow the homeowner who is remodeling to enjoy all the superior benefits of Warmboard.  And it’s an ideal ceiling panel for use in climates that make radiant cooling an option or where ceiling heating is desirable in order to preserve existing floor coverings.

Warmboard continuously strives to meet and exceed customers’ standards, and it is in response to customer requests that Warmboard designed Warmboard-R with remodel applications in mind.

With the release of Warmboard-R customers can select the panel combination that best suits their needs, without sacrificing any of the quality that customers have come to expect from Warmboard Inc. when designing their dream living space.

About Warmboard Radiant Subfloor:

Warmboard was invented in 1992 by architect and entrepreneur Terry Alsberg and has redefined radiant flooring with its design simplicity. Warmboard is a “simply smarter” radiant heat product, with faster response, even floor temperatures, higher output from lower water temperatures, and compatibility with numerous floor coverings. Warmboard is now one of the fastest growing and most popular radiant heating systems – it has become the top radiant flooring choice among discerning homeowners, architects and contractors. Warmboard is available throughout North America, and has shipped its product to Europe, the United Kingdom, Japan and Antarctica. For more information, visit www.warmboard.com.

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Warmboard to Introduce a New Radiant Panel

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WARMBOARD SELECTED BY RADIANT PANEL ASSOCIATION [RPA]

Warmboard Radiant Subfloor Used For New RPA Offices

(APTOS, CA) September 27, 2010 – The Radiant Panel Association’s [the "RPA" is the radiant industry association of manufacturers, distributors, designers, dealers and installers of radiant panel heating and cooling systems and components] new offices, located in Baldwinsville, NY, with a grand opening scheduled for September 29th, 2010, were remodeled using Warmboard Radiant Subfloor as its heating solution. Warmboard, one of the fastest growing radiant heating systems, was selected over all other radiant panel manufacturers for the new RPA offices.

“With all of the products in the market for radiant heat, Warmboard is proud to have been the radiant heat technology of choice for the RPA office remodel,” says Tony Gasparich, President and COO of Warmboard Inc.. Gasparich continues with “Anyone who’s ever worked in an office environment has experienced the discomfort of uneven air temperatures: one cubicle might be freezing while another, adjacent work space could be overheated and stuffy. Using Warmboard Radiant Subfloor eliminates uneven air temperature, provides superior comfort, and is simply the most efficient.”
The RPA used Warmboard throughout its 2300 square foot offices, which involved entirely gutting the interior of a building which was built in the 1970s. Ted Lowe, RPA’s Executive Director, states “Warmboard went down quickly and easily and we especially liked the aluminum cladding on the Warmboard panels for their even and efficient temperature dispersion.” Though residential construction is often thought of as the only type of construction where radiant heat systems are utilized, more and more commercial office projects are also “going radiant.”
Known for its superior thermodynamic properties, Warmboard is recognized as the key component of an efficient and highly responsive radiant system.
About Warmboard Radiant Subfloor:

Warmboard was invented in 1992 by architect and entrepreneur Terry Alsberg and has redefined radiant flooring with its design simplicity. Warmboard is a “simply smarter” radiant heat product, with faster response, even floor temperatures, higher output from lower water temperatures, and compatibility with numerous floor coverings. Warmboard is now one of the fastest growing and most popular radiant heating systems – it has become the top radiant flooring choice among discerning homeowners, architects and contractors. Warmboard is available throughout North America, and has shipped its product to Europe, the United Kingdom, Japan and Antarctica. For more information, visit www.warmboard.com.

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Warmboard Selected by RPA

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WARMBOARD TO OFFER HEAT LOSS & MECHANICAL DESIGNS
New Services Provide Complete, Professional Solution for Consumers & Trades

(APTOS, CA) January 26, 2010 – Warmboard Radiant Subfloor, one of the fastest growing radiant heating systems, has announced that it is expanding its product offering to include complete Heat Loss and Mechanical design services. The new services will provide customers with designs and specifications for building a complete radiant heating system that maximizes efficiency and comfort.

Tony Gasparich, President and COO of Warmboard Inc. says, “Once a consumer has decided to go with the superior benefits of a radiant system for home heat, he then has to choose which technology to use. Most people choosing radiant heating systems today see our technology as the smartest choice. And, because Warmboard’s simplicity of design maximizes efficiency and comfort, our new heat loss and mechanical design services further extend our benefit and ease of use.”

The process doesn’t end with choosing the radiant technology. Once the technology is chosen, the entire system design must be determined. Gasparich states that, “When maximum efficiency and comfort are goals, our new Heat Loss and Mechanical designs will provide customers with the information they need to size and purchase every component of their entire system, from sizing the boiler to assembling the overall control system.” Gasparich ends with, “Every radiant flooring system has a number of components and requirements. Warmboard Heat Loss and Mechanical designs will greatly simplify the entire system design process as well as the purchase.”

Known for its superior thermodynamic properties, Warmboard is recognized as the key component of an efficient and highly responsive radiant system. In a world that is progressively shifting to use alternate energy resources, Warmboard’s ability to be used in multiple applications from standard water heaters to solar to geothermal systems, will continue to keep it on the cutting edge of green, energy efficient technology.

About Warmboard Radiant Subfloor:
Warmboard was invented in 1992 by architect and entrepreneur Terry Alsberg and has redefined radiant flooring with its design simplicity. Warmboard is a “simply smarter” radiant heat product, with faster response, even floor temperatures, higher output from lower water temperatures, and compatibility with numerous floor coverings. Warmboard is now one of the fastest growing and most popular radiant heating systems – it has become the top radiant flooring choice among discerning homeowners, architects and contractors. Warmboard is available throughout North America, and has shipped its product to Europe, the United Kingdom, Japan and Antarctica. For more information, visit www.warmboard.com.

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Warmboard to Offer Heat Loss & Mechanical Designs PDF

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WARMBOARD TO EXHIBIT AT INTERNATIONAL BUILDERS’ SHOW, IBS

(APTOS, CA) December 22, 2009 – Warmboard Radiant Subfloor, one of the fastest growing radiant heating systems, will be exhibiting at the International Builders’ Show [IBS], held January 19 through 22, in Las Vegas, NV. IBS is the largest annual building industry tradeshow in the country and covers the entire Las Vegas Convention Center. Warmboard can be found in Booth N1955.

IBS provides a unique opportunity for show attendees to see and experience Warmboard directly from its inventor and company founder, Terry Alsberg, who will be on hand to walk booth visitors through Warmboard’s award winning design and technology. Attendees will learn why Warmboard’s simplicity of design has made it the leading choice in whole-home floor heating solutions and how it lowers the cost of heating a home while providing increased comfort.

Tony Gasparich, President and COO of Warmboard Inc. says, “Exhibiting at IBS is really great for us – it allows many of our current and future customers to see and experience exactly what makes Warmboard the superior radiant heating choice.” Gasparich continues with, “Because the construction industry is becoming increasingly green, builders are looking to provide their customers with more efficient heating systems and that makes Warmboard a perfect choice in today’s economy and building environment.”

Known for its superior thermodynamic properties, and the efficiency and comfort that they provide, Warmboard is recognized as the key component of an efficient and highly responsive radiant system, Warmboard continues to gain market share. In a world that
is progressively shifting to use alternate energy resources, Warmboard’s ability to be used in multiple applications from standard water heaters to solar to geothermal systems, will continue to keep it on the cutting edge of green, energy efficient technology.

About Warmboard Radiant Subfloor:
Warmboard was invented in 1992 by architect and entrepreneur Terry Alsberg and has redefined radiant flooring with its design simplicity. Warmboard is a “simply smarter” radiant heat product, with faster response, even floor temperatures, higher output from lower water temperatures, and compatibility with numerous floor coverings. Warmboard is now one of the fastest growing and most popular radiant heating systems – it has become the top radiant flooring choice among discerning homeowners, architects and contractors. Warmboard is available throughout North America, and has shipped its product to Europe, the United Kingdom, Japan and Antarctica. For more information, visit www.warmboard.com.

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Warmboard to Exhibit at International Builders’ Show, IBS PDF

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WARMBOARD USED IN 25% OF SOLAR DECATHLON COMPETITION HOMES

(APTOS, CA) October 28, 2009 – Warmboard Radiant Subfloor was selected and used by an impressive 25% of the entrants in the U.S. Department of Energy’s 2009 Solar Decathlon competition. Chosen for its superior thermodynamic properties, and the efficiency and comfort that they provide, Warmboard was proud to be the most commonly used heating panel in the competition.

Warmboard was utilized in five of the twenty competing entries: Team California (Santa Clara University / California College of the Arts), Ohio State University, Iowa State University, University of Kentucky and Team Missouri (Missouri University of Science and Technology / University of Missouri).

Over the past two weeks, the 2009 Solar Decathlon challenged twenty university-led teams from the U.S. and as far away as Puerto Rico, Spain, Germany, and Canada to design, build and operate the most attractive and energy-efficient solar-powered home. Students competed in ten areas, ranging from architecture, engineering and comfort to how well the homes provided energy for space heating and cooling, hot water, lighting, and appliances.

The competing schools designed and built exciting applications beyond the Warmboard radiant heating system. All used photovoltaic panels, but some used air to water heat exchangers, liquid desiccant dehumidifiers, cutting edge home operation and monitoring systems, and even radiant cooling with Warmboard installed in the ceiling of the team California home.

Team California finished third overall and took first place in both the architecture and communications contests and second place in the engineering, appliances, and entertainment contests. The results were announced on Friday, October 16th, on the final day of the competition being held on the National Mall in Washington, DC.

When talking to the Team California team about why they selected Warmboard, Tim Sennott, Thermal Lead, states, “Warmboard’s solution to radiant floor installation provided the Refract House and several other Solar Decathlon teams with an easy to install, low-mass radiant floor panel. It was a great fit with the home’s overall design goals, construction needs, and radiant floor and ceiling system design.”

Tony Gasparich, President and COO of Warmboard Inc. said, “It is exciting to be involved with another Solar Decathlon and immersed in the latest technologies and sustainable building design. Warmboard is honored to be included in five of the competing teams’ homes, including Team California’s Refract House, and we are particularly proud of all the students’ achievements.”

Warmboard has a successful history at previous Solar Decathlon competitions. In 2005, Warmboard was selected by the University of Colorado in Boulder to contribute to the heating system for their home. It was a thrill when University of Colorado won the competition and took first place. In 2007, Warmboard was selected by five schools including University of Maryland, MIT, and University of Cincinnati. University of Maryland took second place overall and was the top placing U.S. team among seventeen U.S. entries.

Recognized as the key component of an efficient and highly responsive radiant system, Warmboard continues to gain market share. In a world that is progressively shifting to use alternate energy resources, Warmboard’s ability to be used in multiple applications from standard water heaters to solar to geothermal systems, will continue to keep it on the cutting edge of green, energy efficient technology.

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About Warmboard Radiant Subfloor:
Warmboard is a patented technology invented by Terry Alsberg in the early 90s, and has redefined radiant flooring with its design simplicity. Warmboard is a “simply smarter” radiant heat product, with faster response, even floor temperatures, higher output from lower water temperatures, and compatibility with numerous floor coverings. The product is currently marketed to architects, contractors and homeowners. Warmboard is available throughout North America, and has shipped its product into Canada, Europe, the United Kingdom, Japan and Antarctica. For more information about Warmboard please visit www.warmboard.com.

About the 2009 Solar Decathlon:
Twenty teams were selected by the U.S. Department of Energy to compete in the 2009 Solar Decathlon. The teams, from colleges and universities around the globe, participate in an unparalleled solar competition to design, build, and operate the most attractive and energy-efficient solar-powered home. In fall 2009, the teams transported their solar houses to the National Mall in Washington, D.C., where they formed a solar village. The teams competed in ten contests to determine an overall winner. Using only energy from the sun, the teams generated enough electricity to run a modern household. With an eye on energy efficiency, the students carefully choose the systems, products, and appliances used in their houses. To learn more, go to www.solardecathlon.org/.

Warmboard Used in 25% of Solar Decathlon Competition Homes PDF

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WARMBOARD WINS TWICE AT THE 2009 GREEN LOG HOME AWARDS™

(APTOS, CA) June 2009 – Warmboard is honored to win the Best HVAC System and People’s Choice awards at the 2009 GREEN LOG Home Awards.

Warmboard won the Best HVAC System with Matt Franklin, AIA; Lead designer, Mountain Architects saying: “This product is great. It saves energy consumption, is extremely comfortable, and invisible from a visual standpoint, in the home.” Charles Bevier, Owner, Bevier Creative; Former Editor, Building Systems Magazine said: “I have seen this product and have felt its performance after installation. I must say I am a big fan.”

Winners were chosen by a distinguished panel and were judged on their innovation, effect on the environment, seamless integration, and enhancement to the home. The People’s Choice award was determined by the voting public.

Tony Gasparich, President and COO of Warmboard Inc. said, “It is a privilege to be chosen for these awards again by both the public and the judging panel. There is tremendous potential to educate homeowners and trades people about the sustainable products and building practices that are available today.”

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About Warmboard Radiant Subfloor:
Warmboard is a patented technology invented by Terry Alsberg in the early 90s, and has redefined radiant flooring with its design simplicity. Warmboard is a whole home floor heating solution that lowers the cost of heating a home while making occupants more comfortable than other radiant floor systems. The product is currently marketed to architects, contractors and homeowners. Warmboard is available throughout North America, and has shipped its product into Canada, Europe, the United Kingdom, Japan and Antarctica. For more information about Warmboard please visit www.warmboard.com.

About the GREEN LOG Home Awards™:
The GREEN LOG Home Awards were created by PrecisionCraft Log Homes and the award-winning architectural firm of Mountain Architects to help find green building solutions for our clients and other home builders. We realized that locating innovative and useful green building solutions could be difficult, and looked for a creative way to discover these products and present them to the public. Thus the GREEN LOG Home Awards were born.

Warmboard Wins Twice at the 2009 GREEN LOG Awards PDF

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WARMBOARD, CARLISLE & BUILD IT GREEN HOSTED GREEN BUILDING SEMINAR IN PALO ALTO, CA

(APTOS, CA) August, 2008 – Warmboard Radiant Subfloor partnered with Carlisle Wide Plank Floors and Build It Green for a free informational green building seminar held at Scott’s Seafood in Palo Alto, CA on August 6^th from 6-9pm.

The panel of speakers included: Terry Alsberg – inventor and CEO of Warmboard, Amy Dryden – GreenPoint Rater and LEEP AP from Build It Green, Dan O’Neill – regional manager for Carlisle’s West Hollywood design center, and Paul Izenstark – educator for the American Solar Energy Society and Technical Director at Warmboard.

The objective of the event was to bring green building advocates, technologies and materials together to share information with local architects, builders, and designers in an interactive, educational forum.

Each speaker gave a short presentation on various aspects of green building including high efficiency and high performance radiant heating, solar energy, FSC Certified Antique Wood floor coverings, and the GreenPoint Rated program and Build It Green guidelines. The seminar wrapped up with a collaborative question and answer session.

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About Carlisle Wide Plank Floors:
Carlisle Wide Plank Floors of Stoddard, New Hampshire, has sold its handmade traditional flooring directly to its customers since Dale Carlisle founded the company in the early 1960s. Today, it is a second generation family operation that takes pride in its reputation of putting customers first. Over the past five years, Carlisle has expanded from its New England base to include design centers in Denver, Atlanta and West Hollywood. Additional design centers will open in Chicago and Washington D.C. later this year. For more information about Carlisle please visit www.wideplankflooring.com .

About Build It Green:
Build It Green is a non-profit membership organization whose mission is to promote healthy, energy- and resource-efficient building practices in California. Build It Green works with mainstream stakeholders in the housing industry to accelerate the adoption of green building practices, and their short-term goal is to facilitate the greening of 10,000 housing units by the end of 2008. For more information about Build It Green please visitwww.builditgreen.org .

Warmboard, Carlisle & Build It Green Hosted Green Building Seminar in Palo Alto, CA PDF

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WARMBOARD WINS IN THE 2008 GREEN LOG HOME & LIFESTYLE AWARDS™

(APTOS, CA) June 19, 2008 – Warmboard is honored to be selected as an Overall Winner in the Inaugural 2008 Green Log Home & Lifestyle Awards.

Warmboard won the Radiant Heat Systems category with the Environment News Service saying: “The best product in this category is Warmboard, with its very innovative design.”

Winners were selected by a combination of an expert advisory panel at Environment News Service and the final tally of the public online voting. Online voting counted for 40% of the vote, while ENS’s choice counted for 60%.

Tony Gasparich, President and COO of Warmboard Inc. said, “It is a privilege to be chosen for this award by both the public and Environment News Service. There is tremendous potential to educate homeowners and trades people about green, sustainable products and building practices available today.”

The Green Log Home and Lifestyle Awards, over the past five months, tapped the power of Internet social media, from YouTube and social news to social networking and blogging, to nominate, educate and celebrate green products and services at their best.

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About Warmboard Radiant Subfloor:
Warmboard is a patented technology invented by Terry Alsberg in the early 90s, and has redefined radiant flooring with its design simplicity. Warmboard is a “simply smarter” radiant heat product, with faster response, even floor temperatures, higher output from lower water temperatures, and compatibility with numerous floor
coverings. The product is currently marketed to architects, contractors and homeowners. Warmboard is available throughout North America, and has shipped its product into Canada, Europe, the United Kingdom, Japan and Antarctica. For more information about Warmboard please visit www.warmboard.com.

About Green Log Home & Lifestyle Awards™:
The Green Log Home & Lifestyle Awards program was created in response to the growing demand for green building solutions, products, and information. The goal of the awards was to locate and shine a spotlight on those companies and individuals who are enabling healthier homes and lifestyles and were founded by the non-profit organization, Green Log Awards, Inc., in cooperation with the Environment News Service (ENS).

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WARMBOARD PROVIDING RADIANT HEAT AND COMFORT IN CHICAGO’S MUSEUM OF SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY SMART HOME: GREEN + WIRED EXHIBIT

Smart Home: Green + Wired exhibit features a fully-functioning, three-story modular and sustainable “green” home in its own backyard to showcase the ways, big and small, that people can make eco-friendly living a part of their lives—and to highlight unique home technologies for the 21st century.

The home designed by Michelle Kaufmann Designs™ and built by All-American Homes™ celebrates exciting new directions in sustainable living and spectacular, environmentally-friendly technologies. Guests will be offered guided tours of the 2,500-square-foot home and surrounding grounds, located in a park on the east side of the Museum. The exhibit opened May 8, 2008 and runs through January 4, 2009.

The home features high performance, energy efficient building systems, one of which is Warmboard Radiant Subfloor. Warmboard radiant heat is utilized as the heat source on the first and second floors of the building and was selected because of its contributions to both energy efficiency and healthy, clean indoor air quality.

Smart Home: Green + Wired is a must-see exhibit for anyone who wants their home, and life, to be smarter, more efficient and more in tune with the environment than it is today. Tickets for the exhibit are on sale now at www.msichicago.org. The exhibit is principally sponsored by ComEd and Peoples Gas. Additional sponsors are American Honda Co, Inc.; Dominick’s; and Motorola Foundation.

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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND’S LEAFHOUSE USING WARMBOARD FINISHES STRONG AT SOLAR DECATHLON COMPETITION

(APTOS, CA) October 25, 2007 – University of Maryland’s LEAFHouse, using Warmboard Radiant Subfloor,
placed second at the Solar Decathlon competition in Washington, DC and finished an impressive first among the
17 competing U.S. teams. The results were announced on Friday, October 19th, on the final day of the
competition being held on the National Mall.
Maryland won the energy balance and communications contests and scored highly in the other events.
Warmboard was also used in the University of Texas at Austin’s BLOOMhouse which finished tenth overall in
the competition and took a first place in the hot water contest, second place in the engineering contest, and third
place in the comfort zone contest.

When talking to the Maryland team about why they selected Warmboard, Amy Gardner, Faculty Advisor, states
“Warmboard’s solution to radiant floor installation provided the LEAFHouse team and several other Solar
Decathlon teams with an easy to install, low-mass radiant floor panel. It was a great fit with the LEAFHouse’s
overall design goals, construction needs, and radiant floor system design.”

Terry Alsberg, Inventor and CEO of Warmboard Inc. said, “It was exciting to be at the competition and immersed
in the latest sustainable products and technologies being showcased. Warmboard is honored to be included in
Maryland’s LEAFHouse and be at the forefront of the rapidly growing green building movement. Warmboard is
looking forward to the 2009 Solar Decathlon and being involved again.”

Warmboard is proud of the company’s history at the Solar Decathlon competition. In 2005, Warmboard was
selected by the University of Colorado in Boulder to contribute to the heating system for their home. It was a
thrill when University of Colorado won the competition and took first place.

Over the past two weeks, the 2007 Solar Decathlon challenged 20 university-led teams from the U.S. and as far
away as Puerto Rico, Spain, Germany, and Canada to design, build and operate the most attractive and energyefficient
solar-powered home. Students competed in ten areas, ranging from architecture, livability and comfort
to how well the homes provided energy for space heating and cooling, hot water, lighting, and appliances.

Recognition as an efficient and highly responsive radiant system at past Solar Decathlons has allowed
Warmboard to continue gaining additional exposure in the green building community. In a world that is
progressively shifting to use alternate energy resources, Warmboard’s ability to be used in multiple applications
from standard water heaters to solar to geothermal systems, will continue to keep it on the cutting edge of green
technology.

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About Warmboard Radiant Subfloor:
Warmboard is a patented technology invented by Terry Alsberg in the early 90s, and has redefined radiant
flooring with its design simplicity. Warmboard is a “simply smarter” radiant heat product, with faster response,
even floor temperatures, higher output from lower water temperatures, and compatibility with numerous floor
coverings. The product is currently marketed to architects, contractors and homeowners. Warmboard is
available throughout North America, and has shipped its product into Canada, Europe, the United Kingdom,
Japan and Antarctica. For more information about Warmboard please visit www.warmboard.com.

About the 2007 Solar Decathlon:
Twenty teams were selected by the U.S. Department of Energy to compete in the 2007 Solar Decathlon. The
teams, from colleges and universities around the globe, participate in an unparalleled solar competition to
design, build, and operate the most attractive and energy-efficient solar-powered home. In fall 2007, the teams
transported their solar houses to the National Mall in Washington, D.C., where they formed a solar village. The
teams competed in 10 contests to determine an overall winner. Using only energy from the sun, the teams
generated enough electricity to run a modern household. With an eye on energy efficiency, the students
carefully choose the systems, products, and appliances used in their houses. To learn more, go to
www.solardecathlon.org/.