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Old 09-16-2014, 01:01 PM   #1
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in floor heating. nuheat.etc
anybody has any exp. with this type of stuff. few different products out there. it will be going over cement and under laminate floors.


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suntouch are couple

just looking for feedback.

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I saw some guys installing floor heating before but don't have much idea about it. It was like a heating coil buried under the floor. pretty much like the snow heater on the roof.
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Nuheat radiant heating in all our baths. Best decision ever!
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i'd confirm with both nuheat and the flooring manufacturer that the nuheat can be installed under it...

you will also need (should anyways) a dedicated circuit for the mat and thermostat
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