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• Electric radiant floor systems, hot water or
  hydronic radiant floor systems, and radiant air
  floor systems (heat is carried by an air medium)
  are the three main categories of radiant floor
  heating systems. Both three types may be divided
  into smaller groups based on the method of
  installation those that take advantage of the
  large thermal mass of a concrete slab floor or
  gypcrete concrete over a wooden subfloor (known
  as "wet installations") and those that position
  the radiant floor tubing in between layers of
  plywood or under the finished floor or subfloor
  (known as "dry installations") ("dry
  installations"). We'll focus on the hot water or
  hydronic radiant floor heating device for the
  purposes of this article. Visit Rama Corporation
• Radiant Hydronic Floors
• For areas with long heating seasons, hydronic
  (liquid) methods are also the most preferred and
  cost-effective radiant heating systems. Warm
  water from a boiler is pushed into tubing laid in
  a pattern under the floor in hydronic radiant
  floor systems.

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• The temperature in each room is regulated in
  several systems by regulating the flow of hot
  water into each tubing loop. A system of zoning
  switches, motors, and thermostats may be used to
  do this. The cost of installing a hydronic
  radiant floor differs by region and often depends
  on the size of your residence, the type of
  construction, the floor covering, the distance
  from the site, and labour costs.
• The oldest form of modern radiant floor device is
  the so-called "wet" installation, which embeds
  the cables or tubing in a concrete floor. In
  certain situations connected with slab type homes
  empty of basements or cellar and garage floors,
  the tube or cable could be set in a dense
  concrete foundation slab, or in a thin layer of
  concrete, gypcrete, or any substance mounted on
  top of a subfloor. Because of the extra weight,
  external floor reinforcement may be needed if
  concrete is used and the new floor is not on firm
  ground. There is a clear suggestion that you meet
  with an experienced engineer to determine the
  carrying ability of the floor.

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• Thick concrete slab systems have a large heat
  capability, making them suitable for storing heat
  from solar energy systems with variable
  performance, as well as geothermal heating
  sources or on-demand tankless boilers. The
  disadvantage of thick slabs is their sluggish
  thermal reaction time, which renders night or
  daytime losses tough, if not impossible. For
  these heating devices, most experts suggest
  keeping a stable temperature in the house.
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• Summary
• Rama Corporation is open starting Jan 4th 2021.
  They are working hard to stay within Covid-19
  guidelines and are currently not accepting any
  walk-in appointments to their factory.
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• Visit this site to learn more
• https//ramacorporation.com/
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