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Re: IN FLOOR HEAT
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Posted by Chip on December 03, 2003 at 15:54:10 from (68.249.140.75):
In Reply to: IN FLOOR HEAT posted by GLEN on December 03, 2003 at 14:05:29:
Heat the floor. Once the slab is @ the desired temp,the building stays comfortable,nice to work in.The slab heats the air & objects from the bottom up,heat rises naturally so why try to force it down.Don't overheat the floor,where you might set the t'stat@68-72 normally,a slab temp of 64-69 seams to work good.(warm feet!)The floor will dry itself also.We've found it is also good to have air circulation to help prevent mold in wet conditions such as wash bays or when equipment melts off(ceiling fan(s),old furnace blowers).At least put the tube in,after the pour it's to late,then you can add it when you want.You can always add supplemental heat if desired,but not the tube.Make sure the boiler is piped right or it wont last long.We've repaired quite a few&traced it back to improper installation.My company has done shops,hangers,garages,basements,everybody is very happy w/it.Check out a couple buildings in your area, I think you'll like it.
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