radiant heat under wood floor

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Be careful on that site. the info there ranges from pretty good to not good at all.

You can install radiant under wood. Moisture content is very important. Type of wood, width of flooring, saw method also play a part in how good your results will be. Intensity of your heating requirements (determined by a heat load calculation) also let you know how close to "hot water"... yuk yuk... you are.

I recommend checking out the RPA's flooring guide. it's $10 well spent. http://www.radiantpanelassociation.org/i4a/pages/index.cfm?pageid=246

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radiant heat under wood floor

Is it acceptable to put radiant heat under wood floors?

1 layer of OSB and 1 layer of hardwood flooring

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See if this helps,,,,,,,,,,,

http://www.radiantdesigninstitute.com/

Dave

L'town radiant

max temps

panel sruface temp should not exceed 80 deg

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depends on the flooring. many are warranteed up to 85