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- Pam

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From: This isn`t an orifice, it`s help with fluorescent lighting. [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Ruth Barton
Sent: Tuesday, February 03, 2004 4:03 PM
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Subject: Re: [BP] Radiant Floor Heating


Pam,  Better watch it with that no heat in the bedroom bit--that's how families increase in size you know.  LOL  Ruth





At 10:51 AM -0500 2/3/04, Stevenson, Pamela wrote:
My question was prompted because I was wondering if it was something we could do in our living room, which has a crawl space under it.  It's been warm enough this winter only because the radiators are constantly going to keep up with the deep freeze.  So, I had already planned to insulate under the floor, but thought it would be nice if we could heat it, as well.  So, is their web site <http://www.radianttech.com>http://www.radianttech.com?

Hadn't thought about the master bedroom, which currently has no heat source other than the portable electric oil radiator my mother donated to the cause, and the soapstone we heat on the kitchen wood burner before we go to bed.

So, since we already have hot water radiant heat, I figured it wouldn't be too hard to get something like this connected to the existing water supply that goes to that part of the house (other than the fact that the pipes are old, so who knows what condition they are in currently.  Based on all that, is this something an HVAC person installs, or a plumber, or both?

- Pam
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