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Hydronic
floor heating / Larger projects
Ask
The Builder
What are the advantages and the drawbacks of hydronic radiant heat
systems in a new construction project.
National
Home Builder Association (NAHB): Radiant heat can be
installed beneath a finished floor without material poured over
the tubing. These systems position radiant floor tubing above floor,
between two layers of plywood, or below floor under the subfloor.
Installation
of hydronic floor heating
A new radiant heating system is being installed in a large basement
in this TV episode from Bob Vila.
What
makes this still-emerging technology a good fit with the homes you
build?
An article about
hydronic as a primary source of heat, from HousingZone.com
Electric
floor heating / Smaller projects
Heated
bathroom and kitchen floors with electric systems
The increase popularity of electric floor heating for smaller remodeling
jobs.
Electric
radiant heat: making the right choice
An overview of your options from the Oikos.com website (Green Building
Source).
Tips
for choosing and installating an electric floor heating system
Georges Selvais from WarmlyYours lets you know which criteria are
important when choosing your electric floor heating system.
Homeowners warming up to radiant kitchen floors
An overview to electric floor heating, published in the Alaska Star.
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