Low Temp radiant baseboard alternatives
Last Post 16 Feb 2013 10:08 PM by Dieseltwitch. 1 Replies.
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16 Feb 2013 07:35 PM

I have a ground source system which is generating 105-110F ish water for my 3 floor zones.   I also have a baseboard radiant zone supplying a bedroom and a bathroom.   The house is 13 years old.   These were the baseboards used for a oil fired boiler.  So they are designed for much higher temps and did warm that room up.     I would like more BTUs to get into that bathroom.   Does anyone have any experience/suggestion as to what I can use to accomplish this with this temp of water?  I have seen low temp baseboards on the web, flat panel units, I even read about in line temp boosters ( did not make sense)

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16 Feb 2013 10:08 PM
You can do low temp but you will need double or tipple tear baseboard to do the job. when it come to radiant heating, be it base board or floor, surface area is key!
$50/hr if I do it, $75/hr if you watch, $100/hr if you help!
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