Installing A Heated Tile Floor
By Sean O'Hara
You can count on the good Southern boys at Extreme How-To for good content and solid plans for tackling projects you may not have considered for the homestead. Right now in a three-minute video on the main page of the site Matt Weber runs through some of the major steps involved in laying down a radiant heat tile floor.
In the video section you’ll find a library of other clips that give you the downlow on other types of flooring and tile work along with overviews on larger projects. They aren’t step-by-step walkthroughs by any stretch, but they do give you a solid idea of what you might be walking into if you’re attempting a similar project. If you’ve ever gone down what seemed like a short road, but which turned out to be a mess waiting to happen, you’ll appreciate the chance to arm yourself with this good information.
They’re definitely worth a look if you’re considering a project covered in one of the videos.
Extreme How-To [Website]
EHT Videos [YouTube Channel]
May 16th, 2009 at 10:07 am
Excellent! I have been interested in a product system, like this, for quite a while now…thanks!
November 3rd, 2009 at 8:31 am
be careful about ur woodeen furniture while installing underfloor heating. if water remains standing on the floor then underfloor heating may evaporate much quickly damaging ur expensive furniture