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We are about to add radiators to our basement. I have bee told that
we may run into a problem because the radiators will be below the boiler. First of all, is this true? The way we are thinking of doing it is to have two trunk lines running across the ceiling of the basement and branching off from there to the radiators and back. The ceilings are 12 feet high. We will use thermostatic radiator valves at each of the radiators (5 in all). The rest of the house is control by one thermostat. Can anyone forsee any problems? I appreciate the help. |
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