Ray,
I need your snooping expertise. I am going to do some research but you
have a nack for searching.
How do you go about determining how much tubing you would put under a
floor to provide heat for a room? I mean, I could probably stick for or
five lengths of Copper tubing in each joist bay
r-Wirsbo)
From: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
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Subject: [BlindHandyMan] RAY: Radiant floor heating info.
Ray,
I need your snoopin
Hey Ray,
Thanks fore the info. I have been researching this for the last couple of
hours, (both Teresa and I took the day off from work to recover after
spending two days on our knees scraping at the damn floor).
Anyway, looks like it won't be easy to figure out much unless I do some
really s
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Subject: [BlindHandyMan] RAY: Radiant floor heating info.
> Ray,
>
> I need your snooping expertise. I am going to do some research but you
> have a nack for searchi
Dale,
Yeah, it's just that what goes through my head is often a lot more than I
feel like writing down. I understand that PEX can be laid down nice and
easy in one continuous flow but you can't make sharp bends so I figure you
can only get two rows into each joist bay, just a guess. Whereas,
