Installing RADIANT HEAT floors with Warmboard! - Part 1
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- Опубликовано: 14 июл 2024
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This week’s video follows along the install of “Warmboard” - the radiant floor heating being installed at my Ranch Remodel. We follow along as the talented craftsmen install the system as a retrofit to the existing ranch. This is system is so well planned, the install is problem-free. The system is being installed as the primary heating system for the house and is installed in entirety throughout the whole renovation. As winter approaches and this project comes close to completion - the Warmboard system will get some very high appreciation from the clients as they get ready to get back into their renovated home. The Warmboard system has a lot to it, and this video provides a great start to understanding how it works, how it gets installed, and how you too can have warm feet ALL winter long. Enjoy the video my friends - and Thank You Warmboard for being part of such a successful team.
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I'm doing this starting today 5/02/24. Just me! I'm a DIY'er and took on radiant floors myself instead of leaving it to my contractor. I got the Warmboard with the aluminum foil. Expensive, but this will be my primary heat.
I’m gonna get you to do my house next year
What are they screwing the warmboard into? Wood? Cement? Great video.
Would've liked to see what was actually routered out at 10:36
Thanks for sharing experience. Which flooring have you done over the warmboard? Do you have any opinion of best material over the board?
Just subscribed, installed it in my sunroom 🚜🪵👍🏼🇺🇸
Since you have to duct for cooling anyway I'm wondering if the cost of Warmboard makes sense, rather than just going with say a heat pump system for heating and cooling. Radiant heat definitely increases comfort, but is it worth the cost to install that in addition to a ducted system for cooling?
I bet you are right, it's kinda redundant, just depends on how much money you have and how comfortable you want your house.
@@jaycweingardt11 It always comes down to the budget, I guess. However, if the building envelope is tight and well insulated, a forced air system could probably be almost as comfortable as radiant. The more I watch these building science videos, the more I realize that the building envelope is the most important thing to get right.
It's by far the most comfortable...and the most expensive. Warmboard is the most expensive radiant on the market.
Can you cool the house with this system?
Where is the insulation on the floor?
How do you charge for installation of this system? By square footage?
They dont respond to comments. You can contact Warmboard for that info. They are the most expensive radiant provider in my experience
People that post elaborate videos and then don't even respond to comments are useless to their audience