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Outdoor radiant heat for patio seats
Trimakas
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Hi,
I'm kicking around the idea of putting in a fire pit in my back yard. And with any fire pit you're front gets super hot but the rest of you is cold. So I am thinking of some how warming the concrete seats via the fire or potentially another fire that could push warm air / water through the seats to warm them.
I'm pondering a potential mass heater rocket stove to heat the seats, but also potentially a radiant system.
Has anyone seen anything like this or thought of this before? Any ideas are much appreciated!
I'm kicking around the idea of putting in a fire pit in my back yard. And with any fire pit you're front gets super hot but the rest of you is cold. So I am thinking of some how warming the concrete seats via the fire or potentially another fire that could push warm air / water through the seats to warm them.
I'm pondering a potential mass heater rocket stove to heat the seats, but also potentially a radiant system.
Has anyone seen anything like this or thought of this before? Any ideas are much appreciated!
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I remember a sand pit around the fire ring that had radiant tube it it to warm your feet.
I built a radiant concrete counter top at my last home. Fairly easy to put pex tube in concrete of any type. Below the top was a heater towel shelf.
Then you need a source of how water or glycol mix to circulateBob "hot rod" Rohr
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My car has a heated seat. I think that is just a bunch of hot air. NFL uses heated seats too. still just a bunch of hot air.
I wonder if you could just install some 4" PVC pipes as the main trunk and have hot air blown thru them with 1-1/4" tee pointing at the back of the lawn chairs? You could get the heated air from a heat exchanger in the fire pit.
You thinking of making a chair out of pipe fittings with hose connections on the legs to run hot water thru?
You could get the heated water from a heat exchanger in the fire pit.
I know an irishman who may be able to help. Look up Patty O'Furniture from County Quirk
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