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From: "Markus&Heather Brown" <TheBiologist at charter_net>
Date: Wed, 12 Nov 2003 00:21:32 -0800
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Hello there folks!
I am wondering, has anyone dabbled in floor heating and cooling systems? I am in the middle of planning a new building for the "killi-kids" room, and am fascinated by the concept. Seems, if I get the concept, that if one ran special tubing through the new slab of concrete, you can run water through this system, and generate floor heat or absorb heat through the use of cooler water in the summer months. So far, I have figured out that there are several methods and I was hoping someone had some experience with this. Seems like a very cheap and efficient way to at least heat a room to 74-75 F anyway!!
Any thoughts?

Markus Brown
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