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Norm Harvey
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The best rule of thumb is to hire a professional with radiant experience. Radiant heat is complicated, and is NOT a do it yourself project.
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tile and lam. floor warming
what is the rule of thumb for floor warming, or is there a formula I can use. I just want to heat my floors enough to make them nice and warm, as I have tile and lam. surfaces.0
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