Hydronic Tips: Radiant Floor Low Temp Layout Design

In this short hydronic tip John Siegenthaler shows the partners of Eden Energy Equipment how he designed his low temp radiant floor system for his daughters home. For more information on hydronic heating or for design assistance reach out to Eden Energy Equipment, www.edenenergy.com

[@paullenton2076]

Nice video, the plate system is not only used in USA. I have used it on several systems in the uk 🇬🇧.

[@EdenEnergyEquipment]

For maximum performance and comfort plates are critical. Leave it to our friends in the UK to lead the pack! :)

[@tlangdon12]

@@EdenEnergyEquipment The UK uses plates for the same reason that they are used in the USA - a very large number of our homes have wooden floors. Pipes set in screed or concrete are more common in Europe.

[@EdenEnergyEquipment]

@@tlangdon12 we have also been using plates for over a decade. Europe has always been an innovator in panel systems but North America is never far behind. Thanks for commenting.

[@tlangdon12]

Am I right in assuming that the choice of panel radiators in the bedrooms was also driven by the floor covering that you are expecting to be used in those rooms, e.g. carpets/underlayment with a high insulation value?

[@bvanzee]

What are you using to sleeve the joint where the saw cuts are?