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Radiant! Help!

adambuild
adambuild Member Posts: 420
in THE MAIN WALL
PS- The homeowner also doesn't want to pay for lightweight concrete.

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  • adambuild
    adambuild Member Posts: 420


    We are bidding to install radiant in a client's new master bath and kitchen floors. 3/8" WIRSBO tubing will be installed on top of wire mesh and then embedded in 1 1/2" "mud job" by the tile installer. Is this recommended? Are there any tricks we need to know about? The homeowner and I are concerned about cracking. Thanks in advance.
  • Boilerpro_3
    Boilerpro_3 Member Posts: 1,231
    Have you looked into underfloor installation

    If you have a raised wood frame floor, radiant tubing can be installed under the floor from below. As with any installation, a full design analysis should be performed to be sure you stay within the tubings abilities and proper temperatures for the floor materials.

    Boilerpro
  • chris smith
    chris smith Member Posts: 39
    check out

    wirsbo's quick trac works very well with tile

    chris smith
    paradise porter maine
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