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philb · 08-26-13, 10:26 PM

I'm also interested in using PEX for cooling for my container house. There's not much on the net about it. What's a good lightweight medium for pouring over PEX to make a sub floor? The more information at this stage of the game will be helpful.

Here's a primer. Radiant Floor Heating and Cooling - GreenGarageWiki and about moisture control and a link to moisture modeling software from Oak Ridge Nat'l Labs and Germany's Fraunhofer Institute of Bauphysics toward the bottom of the page. Moisture Control - GreenGarageWiki

Viega Heating & Cooling Design Manual (pdf | 19.92 MB) has a very good design manual that now includes cooling. It's under installation manuals. All 184 pages.

08-26-13, 10:26 PM	#20
philb Apprentice EcoRenovator Join Date: Nov 2010 Location: Oklahoma City Posts: 155 Thanks: 58 Thanked 17 Times in 14 Posts	I'm also interested in using PEX for cooling for my container house. There's not much on the net about it. What's a good lightweight medium for pouring over PEX to make a sub floor? The more information at this stage of the game will be helpful. Here's a primer. Radiant Floor Heating and Cooling - GreenGarageWiki and about moisture control and a link to moisture modeling software from Oak Ridge Nat'l Labs and Germany's Fraunhofer Institute of Bauphysics toward the bottom of the page. Moisture Control - GreenGarageWiki Viega Heating & Cooling Design Manual (pdf \| 19.92 MB) has a very good design manual that now includes cooling. It's under installation manuals. All 184 pages. Last edited by philb; 08-26-13 at 10:56 PM.. Reason: adding link