up the stairs with onyx

leo g_13

this picture shows the onyx "climbing" the stairs on a shear wall.

The other is just the usual joist space shot.

enjoy

Leo G

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leo g_13

onyx with plates

this picture shows the onyx "climbing" the stairs on a shear wall.

The other is just the usual joist space shot.

enjoy

Leo G

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Mark Eatherton1

Roll your own plates eh...

Got a patent???

ME

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Nice !

That stairway shows a very creative radiant wall application Leo. Something I'd never considered and have never seen before. Thanks for the idea that I will be stealing;-) Can you show us how you made those tin plates?

I see the plumber used MultiCor PAP for the potable water system. Still haven't done ant Multi Press fittings yet. How do you like the fitting assembly?

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leo g_13

steal away!

I actually bought those plates. They were the only ones that I could find that the onyx fit into snugly without warping the pipe. I believe (and will double check) that they are a heatlink product.

As for the plumber, he used just regular pex with insert fittings and copper crimp rings. Out here pex is king! There's even one company selling Italian made pex now!

Thanx!

Leo G

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