Heating [RE-wrenches]

[Travis Creswell, Ozark Solar]

Hello Max,

You should send you friend to this link.
http://www.radiantpanelassociation.org/i4a/pages/index.cfm?pageid=1  That
will take him to the Radiant Panel Association home page.  They have a very
active bulletin board full of experts and DIY'ers. He can post his questions
there and will likely get lots of good help.

Best,
Travis Creswell
Ozark Energy Services


-----Original Message-----
From: Max Balchowsky [mailto:max at seesolar.com] 
Sent: Tuesday, March 21, 2006 10:15 AM
To: RE-wrenches at topica.com
Subject: Heating [RE-wrenches]

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Received the following e-mail from a friend up north on the coast. I've not
done any radiant heat, so I'd appreciate any advice.. 

 

I can't decide how to heat the single family residence remodel project. It
has only electric service at present... no gas of any type, and has original
wood raised floors. I'm thinking of restoring those to their original
finish, but I know that will preclude radiant heat in floors for that house.
Could go in ceilings instead, I guess, or maybe baseboard heaters. Not sure
which way to go. It's real close to the coast, just a few blocks inland, so
sometimes overcast with marine layer, but I know I still want to do some
amount of solar there too. It needs a new roof, so, might as well wait and
do the solar at the same time as for the duplex.

 

Max Balchowsky