Recent content by Mr onetwo

Congratulations and that green is pretty awesome, although I like Mopar's better(not mine but I can dream) :bounce:

:beer::beer2::drink:

polyurea base and polyaspartic top coat from the customers perspective

Well, that *****:sad:

Just curious :unsure: why lay tile before the drywall isn't at least primed?

They work very well.Back in the days before infloor radiant they were very common in commercial/industrial applications with ceiling height 12' and above.Also very cheap compared to alternatives. Put in a lot of them. Given my druthers, I would put all my money into insulation and air sealing...

I will throw this out....suspended infrared tube heaters. If you save money putting 1" under the slab, then these heaters may work for you. I have one in my garage and it works well. I haven't had a problem in 16 years with it.Hot head instead of hot feet :evil: . I also used 1" foam under...

unless you are rich and can afford the ridiculous electric bills:dunno::wtf:

Nope

Murphy is my next door neighbor, but I hear that he is on vacation in your neck of the woods

The ones I had experience with had no duct work. The fan is quite large and moves the air pretty much silently. I have no feel for pricing although if you want to pursue this avenue I would get quotes from every supplier that you can....Trane and Johnson may not be very competitive. You may have...

Wow, really looks great! Another step done:beer:

You should consider a "air rotation" system....very efficient and cost effective for tall open buildings. I have installed a couple...1 in an airplane hanger and 1 in a large warehouse.These systems work really well and are relatively quiet. https://johnsonairrotation.com/...

Wow...you are lucky to have found such a professional outfit to do the floor.Best of luck on the rest of it!

Enjoy the day...you are doing great!:thumbup: