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New install design help
nickybotz
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So I have a new 3 bedroom 2nd floor I'm looking to install radiant in I'm going to go with the staple up method with aluminum transfer plates. My question with 1/2 pex and and 8 inch spacing will this be sufficient enough for the bathroom with a tile floor I was thinking to install a back up base board for the really cold days
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What is the heat load of the space? All calculations for any heating system start with the heat loss. Get that calculated then the experts will be along to help you out.0
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The hise is in Brooklyn NY winter's could get down to 1-2 degrees. It's a wood framed house 2x4 I'm going to spray foam and install 1" rigid foam on the outside the whole 2 ND floor has 3 bedrooms each 8x10 master is 13x13 and bathroom is 7x7 all new well insulated windows as well0
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