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Re: Radiant Floor Heating for Shop
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Posted by Gordy on December 26, 1999 at 08:36:40 from (205.188.198.42):
In Reply to: Radiant Floor Heating for Shop posted by Bob on December 25, 1999 at 19:35:40:
Bob
I spoke to one person that had glycol (sp) in the tubes and he spent about 150.00 per year for an off peak electric water heater (in Minnesota 30x40 shop). I cannot do this where I live with a water heater - the inspector tells me I MUST have a boiler. I am also looking at off peak electric coils. My cousin in Norhtern Minnesota heats his whole house (off peak & with the coils) for maybe $200 per month at the worst month. It is a big four bedroom house.
The question I have not got a straight answer to is wether the coils or tubes should go in the sand below the slab or in the slab. I am concerned that if slab cracks, so would tube or coil. If it is in the sand it wouldn't be a big deal.
I hope someone else can enlighten me (us).
Gordy
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