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Old 05-30-16, 02:24 PM   #1
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Default Hydronic floor heating only 15 mm height

Hi there,

Wanted to show you, how I added floor heating to our bedrooms (first floor).
First installed preformed insulation plates, with grooves for fitting aluminum heat dividers,
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secondly installed the aluminum heat divider plates,
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thirdly installed the pipes
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and finally the laminate:
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For more details, take a look at my website (in Dutch): Toch vloerverwarming - geen energierekening meer:energie+ woonhuis van de fam. Kriegsman in Ootmarsum

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Wow, 15mm is really thin! That is just under 5/8" for us non metric users.

What is the distance between the tubes?
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The distance between the tubes is 10 cm (4"). The tubes are 10 mm O.D.
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Yes, that's thin. But it is functioning very well.
I'm having a max. watertemperature (supply to the floor) of 32°C (89.6 F) in winter. The heating is calculated for an outside temperature of -12°C (=10.4 F).
With those temperatures we can achieve an indoor temperature of 22°C (71.6 F).

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