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Robatoy[_2_] March 24th 08 04:24 AM

Front porch decking solved. I think
 
That freeze-up issue in another thread has found a solution?

http://www.heatersplus.com/easy.htm

Tanus March 30th 08 12:23 AM

Front porch decking solved. I think
 
Robatoy wrote:
That freeze-up issue in another thread has found a solution?

http://www.heatersplus.com/easy.htm


On this page,
http://www.heatersplus.com/fpc.htm, is
what I'd been talking about in a
response to your question.

That particular wiring is somewhat
fragile if it's moved around a lot,
which shouldn't be the case in your
application. however, there may be other
better solutions with those guys. BTW,
I'd say you probably can get that stuff
locally too.

Tanus

Robatoy[_2_] March 30th 08 05:34 PM

Front porch decking solved. I think
 
On Mar 29, 8:23*pm, Tanus wrote:
Robatoy wrote:
That freeze-up issue in another thread has found a solution?


http://www.heatersplus.com/easy.htm


On this page,http://www.heatersplus.com/fpc.htm, is
what I'd been talking about in a
response to your question.

That particular wiring is somewhat
fragile if it's moved around a lot,
which shouldn't be the case in your
application. however, there may be other
better solutions with those guys. BTW,
I'd say you probably can get that stuff
locally too.

Tanus


We have an Akhurst Grainger and Westbourne here in town. I'm sure it
won't be a problem.
I think I will run some between the stair treads as well, as salt and
crap like it, will destroy the beauty in a hurry.


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