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| Subject: Re: Radiant Heat System | Date: 1/7/2004 1:45 AM | |
| Author: NoIDAtAll | Number: 44332 of 124503 | |
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If you're not installing radiant heat over a slab, can you, perhaps, adequately reinforce support in the basement/crawlspace and maybe securely fasten 2x4s to the floor joists and lay 3/4" plywood, as a base and support, over the top of which you can inbed the copper heating pipes in cement/concrete to a finish floor level?? |
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