Finished installing the radiant heat loops today, should be a nice cozy place to work. Should be pouring the slab on Tuesday
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I installed radiant in my last house, nothing quite like it for comfort.
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The basic structure is 30 x 48 with 12' ceilings and 2 - 10' doors, it will have room for 3 vehicles. and a shop.
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Nope, not raining, (yet) it's actually been beautiful since the first of the month with only one rainy day since. They were going to pour tomorrow but there are passing showers in the forecast so Wednesday looks good.
Oh good! I hope you get it done soon. This year has been one of the rainiest I can remember in a long time!
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Once the slab is poured it will be all downhill from there, can't imagine it taking more than 2 or 3 weeks.
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Finally making some vertical progress, should not be long now.
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Just finished piping up the radiant heat, waiting on the propane tank being delivered so I can get it fired up.
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I heat my entire house and garage with Radiant heating and can't say enough good about it.
I spend the whole winter in the garage.
You'll enjoy the warm floor while working on your vehicle's.
I spend the whole winter in the garage.
You'll enjoy the warm floor while working on your vehicle's.
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I like radiant also. My house is not but is hydronic and I love it too. A cool thing is you can easily hook onto other sources beyond propane if you are into more work https://www.motherearthnews.com/organic-gardening/jean-pain-zmaz80mazraw
Not really a Mother Earth guy but I read this years ago when fuel prices skyrocketed — maybe if Zombies attack-- it is using biomass (in this case shredded wood chips in a pile with coiled water line in it -but any organic waste would do)
Not really a Mother Earth guy but I read this years ago when fuel prices skyrocketed — maybe if Zombies attack-- it is using biomass (in this case shredded wood chips in a pile with coiled water line in it -but any organic waste would do)