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unusual use of radiant mat

dmickus
Member Posts: 2
I would like to heat a small bathroom (75 sq ft )by covering the exterior of a clawfoot cast iron tub with heat matting, thinking the tub would act as a radiator.Anyone ever heard of doing this?
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Kind of defeats the purpose of a clawfoot tub doesn't it? Literally any other surface in the room would give you more heat output and not look like someone glued it together IMO0
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The tub is framed in and tiled, you can't see the ext. it can be accessed from the crawlspace. I thought it could keep the water warmer for long soaks, no visual heater, and be quiet, unlike toe kick heater I have now.0
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