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Hi all:
I have a 2600 sq ft 2 story home built in 1846. I also have cast iron radiators in both floors, which are the primary heat source. We have an oil fired boiler which is five years old & 87% efficient att last measurement. We would like to convert to radiant floor heat as we have total access to the underside of the first floor. Anyone have experience/advice on retrofit of a radian heat system in older homes? Randy |
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