Posted by Pete in Holland MI on November 11, 2022 at 11:01:42 from (199.176.232.160):
In Reply to: Shop heat posted by tomstractorsandtoys on November 11, 2022 at 04:57:58:
We have radiant hot water heat in the floor of our house.....and love it. Dead of winter (west Michigan), floor surface is 80-85 degrees is all. Yes, raising the temperature in the house takes about 45 minutes per degree. Lethargic for change, but it is very constant. There is a wall thermostat for temperature control, and the boiler only goes up to a certain temperature, so the floor won't get too hot on a high temperature change.
I'm not seeing in floor radiant heat a good choice when you need to change temperatures a lot (like changing room temp from 40 to 70). But once the house mass achieves a temperature, it is very constant.
Maybe in your barn, if you can't regulate the room temp when you fling the doors open for a while, a radiant heat source may be best to supplement your in floor heat.
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