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Radiant install with Crete Heat
Chris S
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We completed a 4400 s.f. slab yesterday, concrete was finished today, our first job using Crete Heat. Laying out the product took 2 men four hours with all of the cutting. My son & I (mostly my son as I get easily distracted) laid in 5000' of 1/2" hepex for 4 zones of radiant in under 4 hours without bending over.
What a pleasure. The last job we did this size took 4 of us 8 hours tying the tubing to the wire. The mason was also happy that he didn't have to worry about cutting the tubing with his diamond saw.
Snowmelt yet to come.
What a pleasure. The last job we did this size took 4 of us 8 hours tying the tubing to the wire. The mason was also happy that he didn't have to worry about cutting the tubing with his diamond saw.
Snowmelt yet to come.
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Ditto. The stuff is very east to deal with and quick intall. I have a hard time gettin the mason to give up the insulation though0 -
R-value?
What sort of R-value does this stuff have?There was an error rendering this rich post.
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don't forget creatherm panel
www.creatherm.com
3 R values to choose from, greater compressive rating.0 -
R value
We used 2" , the r value is 10
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