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remesh. Which is a number 10 wire gauge. I have done up to 3/4" pex on the 6X6 #6 wire on several commercial jobs, however.

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We installed 4200 feet

of Wirsbo MultiCor on a job today. Two of us unrolled and tied the loop ends. Max came right behind and filled in the ClipTies every 18".

With the ClipTie tool he was able to tie down 14- 300 foot loops in just under 5 hours! Never bent over once, and didn't even get his hands dirty

We tubed, tied, manifolded, and presssure tested this job in 6 hours time today.

Contact your Watts Radiant rep for a demo. I have used several versions of this tool for about 6 years now. I never leave home without it!

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Big Idahoan

what kind

of wire panels are you attatching them to? is it just 6 gauge concrete wire panels?

harvey

is that insultarp?

Or 3/4" concrete blanket? I thought insultarp was white side up?

Robert O'Connor_7

Good tool.

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Great for residential projects.

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John_56

That's it!!

> of Wirsbo MultiCor on a job today. Two of us

> unrolled and tied the loop ends. Max came right

> behind and filled in the ClipTies every

> 18".

>

> With the ClipTie tool he was able to tie

> down 14- 300 foot loops in just under 5 hours!

> Never bent over once, and didn't even get his

> hands dirty

>

> We tubed, tied, manifolded, and

> presssure tested this job in 6 hours time

> today.

>

> Contact your Watts Radiant rep for a

> demo. I have used several versions of this tool

> for about 6 years now. I never leave home

> without it!

>

> hot rod

>

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John_56

That's it!!

Thank you, that's the kind of thing I've been looking for.

JohnP

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It's called \"The Barrier\"

This is mu first job with it. I saw it at the recent RadFest. A fairly new underslab insulation. Comes in 4 foot wide rolls 60 feet long. The nice feature is it has a peel and stick strip along the edges so it connects tightly for a sound vapor barrier.

They rate it at a more realistic R 1.65. I use foamboard for the edge and first 2- 4' around the perimeter, then the Barrier for the interior.

I feel comfortable with that R value for the middle of slabs, in my climate. Especially over 3/4" gravel, which is a poor conductor to begin with. The ground makeup below any slab has the most to do with downward lose, in my opinion. If it were solid rock, perhaps a higher R value would be wise. Lots of trapped air space in a washed, 3/4" gravel

Two of us insulated and meshed a current 4000 square foot job in 5 hours. Much nicer than foamboards to work with and walk on.

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Mark Eatherton1

Fastest growing KID...

I remember when he was first starting to learn to drive, now here he is installing radiant!

That's a good lookin' kid you've got there HR. Congrats to you and his mom. Pretty soon, he's going to be making you guys Grand Parents.:-)

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Big Idahoan

thanks for the tip

I called the watts supplier and he ordered one for our guys to try out. we will be starting a 2500 sq.' basement on the 24th.