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Re: O/T Positioning of Home
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Posted by Slofr8 on January 28, 2005 at 17:29:03 from (66.231.218.249):
In Reply to: Re: O/T Positioning of Home posted by doug stockman on January 27, 2005 at 03:06:22:
Hi Doug,
VERY good stuff! What really caught my attention is the part on thermal storage. I was thinking of putting radiant floor heat in the basement of the house we plan to build. I'll have southern exposure and alot of glass there but was concerned about overheating the main level with radiant floor. (The price of it also makes me think twice!) I was concidering going with baseboard and doing something similar to what is in your message. Laying down 2x4's flat about 16" or 2' apart and pouring 1.5" of concreat for thermal storage. Now I would have ceramic tile in the entry, kitchen and dinning room and I'm sure this would work great but would putting a hard wood floor over the concreat in the living room affect the performance much or should wood be avoided? Thanks. Dan.
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