Post by lemannsquattro on Aug 27, 2013 7:50:12 GMT -6
G'day. I'm looking at retrofitting hydronic to my existing wooden floors and am looking for the best solution. I live in Tasmania, Australia and we typically have about 6 weeks a year of 0 degrees (or less) Celsius per year in the mornings with about 10C during the days in winter.
I've been looking at either the 1/2" Onix or 1/2" PEX Al with Flexplate or 3/8" Onix with Flexplate. The system is about the best efficiency and performance as the electricity for house heating has doubled in the past 5yrs. Cost is not an factor as I can afford either installation.
Looking at a total of 120m2 or 13 squares (9' x 9') of surface area at 18" joist centres. Crawl space under the floor is between 2' and 4'.
Cheers and thanks for your thoughts in advance.
Rayner.
I've been looking at either the 1/2" Onix or 1/2" PEX Al with Flexplate or 3/8" Onix with Flexplate. The system is about the best efficiency and performance as the electricity for house heating has doubled in the past 5yrs. Cost is not an factor as I can afford either installation.
Looking at a total of 120m2 or 13 squares (9' x 9') of surface area at 18" joist centres. Crawl space under the floor is between 2' and 4'.
Cheers and thanks for your thoughts in advance.
Rayner.