Another MultiCor project - hb

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> wraps over Wirsbo wire ties? Nice looking work <BR>
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heatboy

Starting to like this stuff!

Who loves ya', Wirsbo?. This project will have the goodies! 3K square of radiant, ice melt, hydro-air and a Vitodens.The first half of the year..............well, sucked, but things are starting to go well again. A heartfelt thanks to all who were concerned about my future ;-)

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antman

manifolds

hb, why 1 vertical, 1 horizontal?
You like tie wraps over Wirsbo wire ties?
Nice looking work as usual!

Ant

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Bob Bona_4

going that way too

I think I'm keeping the PEX in the floor, and using multicor for runs. The expansion rate is alarming, and the points of expansion are too unpredictable..a few thousand cycles of that, against a sharp surface..

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heatboy

Tie wraps...........

are much quicker and easier to work with. The vertical manifold is for a separate zone some 30' away with no place in the zone for a manifold. I run the S&R leaders (insulated) under the slab and it was just cleaner to do it vertically since the tubes were bundled together. Thanks, Ant!

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