how comfortable is hydronics?

mitch_7

Kevin O. Pulver

great picture Mitch!

Thanks for posting. Does anyone have the photos of the baby chicks lining like little soldiers on the concrete floor where the tubing runs? I think I read about that in one of Dan's books. Kevin

George_10

Boy what a great visual aid

That picture has got to be a winner in closing a sale. It is all about comfort.

The doors into a customer's mind that this picture would open should allow even the worst closer to do a better job.

Brian (Tankless)

Talk about \"warming one's buns\"

& other delicate "parts" :O) I saved that one from a while ago, and e-mailed it to everybody.

If that doesn't help close a sale, I don't know what will.

I built a dog house for Butch, my giant yellow Lab. I flipped it upside-down and fitted an old water bed heater (complete with t-stat sensing air temp) under the floor. Held it in place with a slab of thick, foil-backed (foil against the heater for heat transfer) insulation, screwed up 1/2" plywood to keep the whole thing in place. Now I can't get the big slob outta there? As ex TX. Gov' Anne Richards would say "That dog won't hunt", he's too damn cosy where he is.

Radiant is definitely comfortable. I'm sleeping with my dog tonight....not.

Brian in chilly Swampland.

Kevin O. Pulver

If you don't mind Mitch,

If going to display that prominently at my homeshow booth.
Could you tell me where it was taken and any particulars please? Thanks a lot, Kevin

mitch_7

Details

Honestly don't know..was sent to me by a friend who knows I do HVAC, and love a good picture.. I ddin't take it, but I will try to back track it.

Thought I would share it.

Mitch