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heatboy

Can anyone help the person? Let me know and I'll hook you up.

Comments: I have a few questions concerning the installation of radiant floor heating in a new home which will be located in South Central Co. a few miles north of the New Mexico border at about 7000 feet elevation. This will a 2 story home approx. 2500SF & no basemanet. I've obtained some average temperature figures which range from:

avg H L

Jan. 37 66 -42

July 82 99 17

Some construction information:

Southwestern style exterior and internal design with no plans for vaulted ceilings in either the first or second floors. Are design plans call for an open architechural style on voth floors.

1. Are their dealers in this area?

2. Can hardwood, stone and tile be installed as the finished flooring?

3. it most be a propane fired system.

4. I plan on a number of individual contols throughout the home

4. Is there a way to estimate the SF cost for installation and equipment?

5. What is a liquified gypsum ?

Any help you can give me would be greatly appricated.

Thank you for you time.

Gene Dahl


Warm Regards,

heatboy

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Mark Eatherton

Is on holiday and he would know all about it. Relax and wait for him should be home in a few. by the way configure a heat loss that is the place to start. at -42* at 7000 feet, wow the Department of energy in denver could supply some answers here! I'd just be cool until Mark gets home!
bigugh

steve gates

I'm in

south west co. -42 would be extremely rare if at all, even there. -10 yes.

My viessmann rep probaly(sp) knows someone.

He can call me if he likes @ 1888 565 7189. evening time.

There's a Dahl family here wonder if related.