Hi,
I have a basement and I would like to have underfloor hydronic heat on the first floor. Is there a version that puts pipes between the joists under the first floor's subflooring,i.e. in the basement ceiling?
Many thanks in advance!
Aaron
Underfloor hydronic heat question.
Sep 02, 2008
2 Replies
Yes, then you put insulation over the tubing. I don't know specific brands but I've seen it done.
It is common to do it that way, but how do you heat now, with a boiler or furnace, with a furnace shutting off vents can overheat the furnace and reduce its life, you would have to adjust the gas flow to lower its temp.
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