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solarguitarguy
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Pick-up job again, found the tubing tacked up to the joists instead of to the subfloor with heat transfer plates. Is it worth unfastening the pex and stapling
what I can to the subfloor? Some say line the TVM horizontally to make an air space in the joist, but to me it seems a wrong way of doing it. Any thoughts?
what I can to the subfloor? Some say line the TVM horizontally to make an air space in the joist, but to me it seems a wrong way of doing it. Any thoughts?
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It needs to be attached to the floor with heat transfer plates and then properly insulated. Your loosing at least 30 % in efficiency and running higher water temps than necessary.Bob Boan
You can choose to do what you want, but you cannot choose the consequences.0
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