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snow melting

Richard_6
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right on there. I feel this is the best way to go. This has been a most popular question as of late. I have heard many thoughts on this including a bed of sand over our panel system and constant flowing water. I would also like to hear more about this. The extreme heat of the black top concerns me. Where I live concrete is the same price as black top. So why? You can add color to concrete if you wish
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snow melting
Any good suggestions on installing an hydronic snow melting system in an asphalt driveway? How do I keep the tubing in place, should I be concerned with the heat and weight of the asphalt installation?0 -
The ultimate asphalt driveway....
would be tubing in a concrete base, and asphalt on top of that. Then, during the summer months, you could turn the drive way into a DHW solar preheat system, or use it in conjunction with e Turbomax water heaters and heat your pool, your hot tub, the earth... What ever, right Matt:-)
And should you decide to go with just asphalt, there are LOTS of concerns about crushing and melting or both.
Uponor/Wrisbo has some guidelines I do believe...
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