Installing Radiant Pex Tubing In Concrete Slab Pole Barn House Ep 8
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Could you please share your plans for the whole project. I just want to copy you. This whole series of videos will be my tutorial.
Thank you.
Whats that white underneath???fabric??? Concrete???
I believe you are supposed to have insulation down under the pex too.
I have been so curious about how well the floor is heating for you. Maybe you could put us in contact with your guy who designed the system?
I’ve seen a lot of people do this in pole barn homes…. and I’m wondering why it’s so common? Why did you do it?
fantastic videos! I love how informative they are. Forgive this newbie question, but how did you pressurize the pex when you tested it? With water or with compressed air?
I have a question. I am going to build a 40’x80’ pole barn and want to install radiant heat then later on, install a car lift that needs to be bolted down to the slab. What is the best way to remember where the tubing is located so as not to puncture any of the tubing? Thanks for the great video
Outstanding video on the radiant heat system! Don't listen to the jerks on here. Love the pex uncoiler. Very inovative. What type of pex did you use? Are you using a gas or electric boiler?
what type of manifold did you go with?
Cracks in the floor are gonna happen no matter what ! It’s not like the floors going to heave . I know of a job where they cut the floor after and it trashed the whole heating system .