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Old 01-09-2015, 01:39 PM   #5
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Default Re: Heating while no one is home?
The piping/slab of a radiant floor

heating

system can definitely be installed on top a conventionally framed wood floor system that is designed for the extra load. I'm a pro carpenter and have seen it many times. Radiantant is very expensive in comparison to conventional forced air/ woodstove/ propane/ other. However I can tell you the heat radiating from that slab is unmatchable for comfort. If you have the cash it is totally worth the expense.
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