ACP climate panel

ScottMP

me too ... me too...

No squeaks, no complaints. Easy to use. we just purchased some new equipment to make our installs easier ( thanks to "new guy" Dale ).

Scott

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Tim_41

ACP climate panel

I was wondering if anyone has had experiance installing the viega acp climate panel. I am looking for some advice as to what to look out for or anything else. If possible you can e-mail direct or call me. Thanks
Tim

Tim_41

ACP climate panel

I was wondering if anyone has had experiance installing the viega acp climate panel. I am looking for some advice as to what to look out for or anything else. If possible you can e-mail direct or call me. Thanks
Tim

joel_19

panel

Go to my web site and down load the article about climate panel I wrote for JLC it should answer your questions and the best part it's free!!!! www.boucherenergy.com

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Steve Ebels_3

Tim

Just go to Viega's website and get your info right from the manufacturer. Follow that and you can't go wrong.

We've put down thousands of Sq ft and have had no issues whatsoever. The product works as well or better than advertised. I have it under hardwood in my own house and have purposely abused it far beyond what it would normally see. (floor temps >100*, no insulation under the floor, part of it over a dirt crawlspace with no vapor barrier, pretty much anything I could contrive to make a problem. Been down for 5 years with no squeaks, ticks, groans or huge gaps in the hardwood.

www.viega-na.com or service@viega.com or talk to your wholesaler or e-mail me and I'll send you the download from Viega.

Ted_9

Climate Panels

I too have installed them for years without a problem.

Tim_41

Thanks for everyones help. The article by Mr. Boucher is very helpful, thank you.
Tim

Unknown

Heavy plates in the joists cost less and have better output. Labor could be more, less, or the same depending on the particular situation you're looking at.