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Watts Radiant Tubing

highlander
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fill tubing with water test and pour. this will stop a float.If expecting freezing after pour blow water out
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Watts Onix Tubing
We are installing Watts Onix tubing for the first time in a concrete slab. What should we use to attach to the insulation below the slab. The pipe is 1 1/8" OD
Ron in Richmond, VA0 -
Onix
Ron,
Why not tie it to the wire mesh or re-bar?
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Watts Onix Tubing
From what the GC has informed us is that the tubing will be below the wire mesh and the mesh will float when they pour the concrete. I am thinking of stapling it to the insulation below. Do they make a staple to fit over the tubing? or should I tie it to the mesh and let it float?
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Check out the Crete-Heat product
I used it on habitat job recently with some Onix. Simply walk it into the posts.
I also use it on a job with some Viega Fosta pex. Quick, clean,excellent r value and vapor barrier.
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