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Ultra-Finn vs staple up

Jim_109
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What effect does heat loss have on Ultra-Finn vs staple up at the same floor temperature? rdtps70@hotmail.com
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Ultra-Fin can supply more heat to a given room, but it would mean a higher floor temperature.There was an error rendering this rich post.
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R U sure about that?
ultra fin work on convection, staple up with heavy plates works by good old conduction.0 -
define \"staple up\"
I prefer UF to bare tube stapled against the floor. If that is how you define staple up.
UF work nice if you are adding to a HW baseboard system, no temperature mixing required.
Best method, for retro fit would be the extruded transfer plates, with a mixed down temperature. Usually 100- 120 will work with transfer plates.
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