...heater to heat domestic and pex infloorheat in my home. I have 3200 square feet on main level and 2600 square feet on second level. I would say that the tasks ...
...heat loss of the exhausting air to prevent moisture issues causing mold. The home also had tubing installed in basement concrete floor for future infloorheatin...
...infloorheat in the basement and forced air heat on the main floor.
I met with the plumber and the heating guys 2 days ago and have been trying to sort out wh...
...heat pump be put under a slab on grade prefab form foundation kit to extract winter heat? We generally recommend people check with an engineer for any such matt...
Posted by Jennifer ColeAug. 28, 2019, 11:34 a.m.Slab on Grade1 Responses
...heat load. This following page about air-heated floors gives an overview of all three types of radiant floor heating systems –
A comeback for radiant floors h...
...heat rises’, which is, in a word, wrong. ‘Warm air’ rises, but heat goes in any and all directions. With a forced-air heating system, some heat will find its wa...
...heated by the underfloor heating system?).
Many thanks indeed
D If you are planning do retrofit an existing home with radiant infloorheating we can probabl...
...heater core that absorbs and releases heat. You can see more here-
Lunos Ductless ERV heat recovery ventilation systems
Thank you. You got this almost exact...
Posted by Bob EngelhartJune 17, 2020, 10:08 a.m.Ventilation3 Responses
...heating upstairs (even just to get a permit possibly) as radiant infloorheating doesn’t usually heat well for a second story unless it is extremely well insula...
Posted by Matthew GioiaJuly 7, 2020, 11:03 p.m.Heating and cooling3 Responses
...heated the space with a mini split heat pump and insulated beneath the slab would the floor be warm? Installing radiant heat in a concrete slab on grade floor w...
...heated. If it isn't then I personally wouldn’t even consider it because it will be very uncomfortable, and if it is heated but the bills are sky high then I wou...
Posted by Mike MolloyNov. 6, 2019, 7:29 p.m.Slab on Grade1 Responses
...infloorheat? That would significantly raise the stakes of a DIY project. And if you did test the air already, how high was the reading? Is it finished living s...
I watched your videos with much interest but wasn't sure about the "trench" type perimeter "grade beam" in terms of supporting the house structure, and the fac...
Posted by peter owenOct. 31, 2019, 3:33 p.m.Slab on Grade1 Responses
...heat - Air heated, electric of hydronic, which is best?
Even in the appropriate climate it is a fairly complicated system and needs to be carefully designed, ...
...heat demand comes from the mini-split heat pump. The house is only powered with electricity and no gas at all (including heating, water heating, cooking, drying...
...heat transferred to the ground that will be about 5 or 6 °C.
I have only ever heard from one Canadian with an uninsulated radiant heated slab floor and his he...
Posted by Scott AntonationSept. 27, 2019, 1:06 a.m.Slab on Grade4 Responses
...heat delivery - there is no great difference in the energy efficiency between air heated floors or hydronic (liquid) radiant floors, at least when they are heat...
...heat in it, so when the thermostat hits the desired temperature and shuts off the heat, it will stop heating. A hydronic floor has so much heat in the water tha...
