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27 sq. ft. bathroom, 10 cents a day, and initial cost 900 bucks to install, including parts.
We're about to do the same to their master bathroom, a whole 40 sq. feet
I've been doing this since August haha. I just got done installing a heated floor in tiny bathroom, new tiles on the floor, and then also around the bath/shower.
I do enjoy it, very rewarding work.
WHOA WHOA WHOA WHOA WHOA....... Put the the jug down....Your inner car guy knows.....
I think he thought that was what you were making, which is about what us Texas carpenters wind up with at times- Hence the warning about putting the jug down......
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I think he thought that was what you were making, which is about what us Texas carpenters wind up with at times- Hence the warning about putting the jug down......
I thought you meant you were making 10 cents a day... lol
It's been a little while since I last saw that stuff. Working on the houses that I do, there is always a lot of everything and the big scare with the radiant flooring was always that there would be a break in the mat some where along the way and a few hundred sq. ft. of tiles would have to be pulled up to find the break, or there wouldn't be a radiant floor.
It's been a little while since I last saw that stuff. Working on the houses that I do, there is always a lot of everything and the big scare with the radiant flooring was always that there would be a break in the mat some where along the way and a few hundred sq. ft. of tiles would have to be pulled up to find the break, or there wouldn't be a radiant floor.
better than not getting above 32... here in Washington where it hasn't rained for a week. (Supposed to rain all the time here) forecast calls for rain next weekend, hopefully the clouds will insulate us some and warm it up a bit. Only good thing about the cold is my truck has no problem going uphill in the mud to park 'cause the mud is frozen.