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when to put down the moisture barrier?
Radiant heat shop floor:
Top soil has been removed very hard base ground (use a breaking bar to be able to dig in it) 3-7" of 3/4" crush gravel moisture barrier HERE? 2" polystyryene extruded foam insulation moisture barrier HERE? concrete reinforcement mesh 1/2" pex heat tubing 4" concrete with plasticizers and fiber reinforcement Everyone in the businss has a different opinion if it's below the foam or on the foam. Concrete engineer says on the foam radiant installer says below the foam. Alan |
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