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In floor heat	kurt	3-21-06
Anyone ever tried putting hot water heat in the floor of a conversion? Is there too much movement for that to work or a problem with the electric wires being too close?
Re: in floor heat	dougbigfoot	5-10-06
The simpler way for floor heat is to use hot water radiant. simple to zone and you can use, electric, propane, or engine heat as your source. as a mechanical contractor i have done many installations and this would be an excellent fit in a bus.
Re: in floor heat	kurt	6-7-06
Mr Dougbigfoot, Can you write me? I am confused about what is possible with radiant heat. I want to make sure I am not going to have to undo this later. Thanks. Kurt (Old allegro)