...floor radiant heating. The slab is the bottom floor of our home, which will be garage and apartment. We are interested in finishing the apartment floor to be a ...
...slab with foam polyurethane. If not, why? When building a slab on grade, EPS rigid foam insulation is the most common choice of insulation, for performance and ...
Posted by Linda MartinApril 6, 2020, 11:54 a.m.Slab on Grade1 Responses
...slabfloor are performing.
I'm keen to use PV solar to heat my radiant floors in an off-grid high thermal mass passive solar house I'm building on California'...
...slabs.
Legalett Solar Air Heated Slab on Grade installation video
Slab on Grade Prefabricated Insulation Form Kit
Air heated floor
Thickened-edge slab...
...slab on grade floor under and existing building would be to jack it up, (get this done professionally as it is not a safe DIY project) then build a slab and dro...
...floor heating AND forced air, especially when one of the reasons we are choosing a slab on grade is to save some money.
Thoughts? A slab on grade home is in o...
Posted by Matthew GioiaJuly 7, 2020, 11:03 p.m.Heating and cooling3 Responses
...floor elevated. How should I install my perimeter weeping tile? I obviously cannot have it that far below my basement slab or I won’t be able to access the sump...
...slabfloor was much more ecological and more affordable than a basement. How does he arrive at this conclusion? Basement or not, you need a mechanical room, sto...
...floor for its resistance to future flooding. We had a company pour a new 2-3 inch slab on top of the existing slab over that half of the basement. The 2x4 stud ...
...floor?
2. Is there a way to know where the drain pipes goes under the floor? This house was build around 2000, unfotenatelly I don't have a plan of the house....
...floor. I have several questions about the merits of each option, and would appreciate advice.
1. Cost - I know a slab is cheaper but having a basement that we...
Posted by Shaun BApril 2, 2019, 6:35 a.m.Slab on Grade3 Responses
...floor in my crawl space under an addition (the rest of the house is on concrete slab). There is no ductwork, there is a sump pump, and the wall joists above the...
Posted by Judy MendelFeb. 17, 2020, 11:10 p.m.Crawl spaces4 Responses
...floorslab, the heated air is diverted to an air/water heat exchanger for heating the hot water tank instead. Is the closed loop system maintained when divertin...
...slab foundation with radiant in floor heat. I saw a post with a chart showing code built, better insulated and super insulated. The chart showed monthly payment...
...Floor Heat ( haven't decided yet on heating source) Slab will have 4" of Rigid Insulation under the slab and extending 4' out from the edges. I believe I am loc...
...slab to below subfloor.
I have a 2-storey brick home (35 yrs old). My basement wall construction is poured concrete foundation, then a full-home perimeter cri...
...slab on grade home. I definitely want a hydronic in floor heat system, along with a heat pump. With the absence of central ductwork, where do I put the ERV? Wou...
Posted by Dave NuttallJuly 6, 2019, 9:42 a.m.Mechanical systems1 Responses
