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Posted by Dean Barker on December 03, 2003 at 22:11:39 from (67.0.80.9):
In Reply to: IN FLOOR HEAT posted by GLEN on December 03, 2003 at 14:05:29:
I have the same decision to make. Everyone seems to like in floor heat, so I talked to my favorite plumber. He had just added on a new shop, and here is what he did. He took a regular house furnace and mounted it up almost to the ceiling, running the cold air intake down to the floor and running a hot air duct along the ceiling to two corners. He has two ceiling fans running to circulate the air. He also insulated under the concrete. He installs a lot of in floor systems, but thinks eventually they will leak. His system is simple and is easily repaired. I lay down on his floor and it was warm; he sets the temp at a constant 60 degrees. I still haven't decided what to do.
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