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RADIANT FLOORING -For centuries, people have been warming their homes — and their feet — with radiant floor heating. Warm, clean, and efficient, radiant floor heating is increasingly popular in new homes, but it remains a rarity in remodeling, as many contractors believe radiant heating is impractical to install in an existing home.

There's some truth to that. "Wet" systems are the oldest and most popular type of hydronic radiant heat. Unless you are doing a large addition to a home, a wet system isn't practical because it requires tubing to be embedded in the concrete foundation slab, in a lightweight concrete slab on top of a subfloor, or over a previously poured slab.

Dry systems, on the other hand, pump hot water through tubing positioned in loops beneath the finished floor and do not need to be planted in concrete.

"Radiant floor systems can go in just about any type of remodel, whether it's an addition or a remodel within an existing structure. It all depends on what you want your systems to do and where you want it to go," says Gary Fries, a business development manager for Uponor Wirsbo Inc., a manufacturer of radiant floor heating with North American headquarters in Apple Valley, Minn.

That's good news, because homeowner demand for radiant floor heating is growing. In 2003, the Radiant Panel Association reported 13 percent growth in sales of radiant heat tubing. It was the 13th consecutive year that tubing suppliers saw increased sales.

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RADIANT FLOORING & SNOWMELT


WIRSBO Radiant Flooring

HERE'S HOW RADIANT FLOORING WORKS.  Wirsbo Radiant Floors circulate warm water through PEX tubing embedded in the floor of your home. The heat radiates up through the floor, warming the people, furnishings and air in the room. The warmth stays down around where the people are, not up at the ceiling or lost to the outdoors every time a door or window is opened. It's a comfortable, even heat where cold spots and drafts are eliminated.

The Benefits ... Ya Gotta Feel 'Em to Believe 'Em.

  • True Comfort - Imagine your beautiful floors now warm and cozy to the touch.
  • Works Everywhere - Under tile, marble, wood, carpet and concrete floors. Radiant Walls and Radiant Ceilings can also create a cozy, efficient environment.
  • Saves Money - Can save 20 to 40 percent over traditional heating systems.
  • Clean, Healthy - No drafts or fans blowing dust, dirt and other allergens into the air.
  • Quiet - Eliminates noisy fans, popping ductwork and pinging pipes.
  • Increases Living Space - Lets you live in and enjoy that previously cold basement.
  • Wise Investment - Makes your home more attractive to potential buyers.


 

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