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Heating a slate floor mudroom |
11/29/2002 12:17 PM |
dean |
hi, I am trying to heat a 12x9 mudroom that is tiled with slate flooring over a slab of concrete, sliding glass door and 2 windows. There is no heat source now. The floor and room gets very cold and I am trying to convert this area into a breakfast nook. When I leave the inside door to the room open, the temp gets to about 62 with still a very cold floor. I had several people give me opinions: add a heating duct, add a ventless fireplace, add heated tiles plus a heat source, use linoleum to warm up the floor. I am trying to get the room to about 70 degrees but am not sure what will work with so many opinions. Any opinions on Bobvilla.com? |
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11/29/2002 09:32 PM |
HKestenholz |
An answer could depend on what type of heat you have in the rest of the house. Electric radiant panels are the simplest method. |
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11/30/2002 05:04 AM |
dean |
The house is heated by a gas furnace, additional ducting could be difficult or ineffective. |
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11/30/2002 09:41 AM |
HKestenholz |
Consider a direct-vent gas wall heater. http://www.cetsolar.com/ecothermmain.htm http://www.cetsolar.com/empire.htm |
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