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Spacing 3/4" for Snowmelt
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Sorry double post
installing Snow melt in North Seattle area using 3/4" Uponor Hepex.
9x24 (216 sq ft) basement garage driveway (Medium grade with channel drain at bottom)
4" Concrete
Using 2" rigid insulation under and around perimeter.
Manual timer system.
I have a 230' of 3/4" existing material I am hoping to use. So I am
considering putting the heat exchanger near garage (which is about 35'
from boiler)
So I will have to insulate the 35' run?
My main question is:
Would this be a sufficient amount of pipe? Can I use 12" spacing O.C.?
Thanks in advance!
installing Snow melt in North Seattle area using 3/4" Uponor Hepex.
9x24 (216 sq ft) basement garage driveway (Medium grade with channel drain at bottom)
4" Concrete
Using 2" rigid insulation under and around perimeter.
Manual timer system.
I have a 230' of 3/4" existing material I am hoping to use. So I am
considering putting the heat exchanger near garage (which is about 35'
from boiler)
So I will have to insulate the 35' run?
My main question is:
Would this be a sufficient amount of pipe? Can I use 12" spacing O.C.?
Thanks in advance!
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