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What is the most practical way to do underfloor heating on an upper story.

BobbyMercs123 · 2018-07-22 20:25:36

What's the best way to do it, I was thinking of wide concrete slabs but a HRV would be a pain to hide the tubes for it and drill huge holes in the concrete, if that's even safe, the floors would be really thick doing it that way. Metal web joists would do with hiding all the tubing but I'm not sure if there's a proper way…

22-07-2018 8:25pm

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BobbyMercs123

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What's the best way to do it, I was thinking of wide concrete slabs but a HRV would be a pain to hide the tubes for it and drill huge holes in the concrete, if that's even safe, the floors would be really thick doing it that way. Metal web joists would do with hiding all the tubing but I'm not sure if there's a proper way to do it and if they are strong enough to hold a screed and other stuff on top of that.

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