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From: HeidiNYS (HeidiNYS![]() |
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Date: Fri, 11 Mar 2005 16:25:49 -0800 (PST) |
Dear Co-housers, We have radiant heat in our [second, recently built] home here at Cantines Island. The pipes from the furnace are not insulated. Is the the way it's s'pozed to be?? My experience with new furnaces is that they give off fairly small amt of ambient heat, whereas in this case, there is a lot of heat...... which am thinking is coming from the piupes. contractor said he just saw another house w radiant heat and those pipes were, like our, un-insulated. So, my questions: are they normally insulated? if not, why not, if yes, insulated, what kind of material is normally used?? many thanks, Ruth Hirsch
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