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An under-the-floor heater
Hi,
I have a very small room on the first floor and the hot water radiator takes way too much space. I'm not considering a baseboard. Here's how I would like to heat it? Place fin tubing between the joists in the basement. Insulate the subflooring to protect the hardwood floors (and I am not looking for a warm floor). Install two registers through the floor at either end of the way between the joists. Install a slow rotating fan somewhere along the bay. Box the whole thing in. My idea is that the air will get heated by the fin tubing and enter the room. Would something like this work? Where does one buy fin tubing? Thanks in advance, Sam |
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