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Warmboard Offers Subfloor Approach to Radiant Heating
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| Submitted by: | Paul Voiland 3/4/2008 2:40:04 PM PT |
| Location: | Western Massachusetts |
| Occupation: | Heating/Cooling Contractor |
Warmboard replaces other "top of floor" panel systems with less material and fewer steps which saves labor and provides a more stable finished product. It also provides more heat pre square foot at lower water temperatures which is very important for overall system operating efficiency. It is a very good choice for new construction or substantial renovation.
| Submitted by: | Pat Dell 1/21/2008 7:25:34 PM PT |
| Location: | New York |
| Occupation: | Contractor |
The problem with Warmboard is price. At $170 for a 4' x 8' sheet, it's a hard sell to most consumers. Too bad the owner is trying to gouge those who would like to be "green". There is no better word than gouge for that price.
| Submitted by: | Chris Brown 10/15/2007 12:16:46 PM PT |
| Location: | NY, NY |
| Occupation: | Interior Designer |
I disagree.
| Submitted by: | phyllis cunningham 10/11/2007 1:21:32 PM PT |
| Location: | cols, oh |
| Occupation: | project manager |
perhaps a different analogy could be employed? "The problem with those systems the Romans used was that they couldn't possibly heat the floor at a constant temperature, no matter how hard you beat the slaves," leaves a bit to be desired and totally detracts from a really interesting read and excitement about the possibilities. p-
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